Sentence examples for had undoubtedly lost from inspiring English sources

Williams, who will be succeeded as head of the church by Justin Welby, the bishop of Durham, next year, said the church had "undoubtedly" lost credibility due to the move.

LONDON — In a sign of deepening crisis in the Church of England after it rejected the appointment of women as bishops, its spiritual leader said Wednesday that the church had "undoubtedly lost a measure of credibility" and had a "lot of explaining to do" to people who found its deliberations opaque.

In a sign of deepening crisis in the Church of England after it rejected the appointment of women as bishops, its spiritual leader said Wednesday that the church had "undoubtedly lost a measure of credibility" and had a "lot of explaining to do" to people who found its deliberations opaque.

Men, women and children who had undoubtedly lost everything from their loved ones to their homes to the livelihoods to even their futures were swaying to the songs of the revolution.

He is rarely dull, though, and TalkSport has undoubtedly lost a fine broadcaster.

The Caribbean region has undoubtedly lost more of its aboriginal character than any other region of the Americas.

And yet, we have undoubtedly lost one of the most important and influential rock bands of the past 30 years.

Of course, while the FA Cup has undoubtedly lost a great deal of the allure it once had, it would be absurd to suggest any team who made it to the final would live to regret it.

It is true that car-culture has undoubtedly lost its appeal, but it is still dominant.

Its businessmen have undoubtedly lost a chunk of money in Cyprus.

"If we hadn't qualified there would have been some ramifications across everything in Cricket Scotland because we would've undoubtedly lost some money".