Sentence examples for i think undoubtedly from inspiring English sources
I think undoubtedly the United Province of Buenos Aires".
I think undoubtedly there are efficiencies through providing services in an integrated way, however the evidence seems to point to the biggest benefits being linked to service user experience, rather than always real cash benefits".
"I think, undoubtedly, there will be learnings coming out of this issue, learnings for all stakeholders".
"I hope that the new council with a new leader will be able to move on from what I think undoubtedly has been one of the most unfortunate periods in our county's recent history".
By Ken Maskall MALE, Maldives, December 2005 – UNICEF Representative in the Maldives Ken Maskall speaks about the challenges facing UNICEF and its partners in helping the people of the Maldives rebuild their lives after the tsunami: "I think undoubtedly in the Maldives every single island was affected by the wave on 26 December.
All in all, tendon tissue engineering has now excellent foundations and enters the period of precision and translation to models with clinical relevance and we think undoubtedly it will remain the most promising step forward for better treatment of tendon injuries.
Our food, I think, is undoubtedly the best, especially our jollof [a rice dish cooked with tomato sauce]!
Its very fast, was the biggest thing i took away from it, apart from that its similar to Firefox 3. I disagree with the post above that says this will not take market share away from IE. I think it undoubtedly will as the vast majority of internet users who use Google (and haven't ever heard of Firefox) might be tempted to download and install it, depending on how Google promotes it.
"If the Ghanaians are able to get through tonight I think that will undoubtedly be one of South Africa's second teams.
"I think they would undoubtedly want to try and see if this can be resolved amicably," Day said of the Caribbean countries.
In a video interview with the Guardian, the Labour deputy leader, Harriet Harman, said: "I think there will undoubtedly be people not standing at the next election who might otherwise have decided to do so.
