Sentence examples for may undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

This may, undoubtedly, be safely done with regard to some products for which there is always a market and a demand, or where the course of trade has established a general and unlimited demand.

A State may undoubtedly tax any of its creditors within its jurisdiction for the debt due to him, and regulate the amount of the tax by the rate of interest the debt bears, if its promise be left unchanged.

When the facts are reported to the particular house, the question or questions may undoubtedly be withdrawn or modified, or the presiding officer directed not to certify; but if such a contingency occurs, or if no report is made or certificate issued, that would be matter of defense, and the facts of report and certificate need not be set out in an indictment under the statute.

And part of its success may undoubtedly be traced to its profound ties to its art-centric roots in Florence, Italy.

This may, undoubtedly, have repercussions on the diagnostic value of the tests [ 8, 9].

Although designated as post-infectious IBS, the group exposed to Giardia may undoubtedly have included sporadic IBS as well.

We may be we undoubtedly are—still limited by blind spots, but we are not flagrantly prejudiced.

While some of these medicines may be undoubtedly helpful, others may be dangerous because they may do more harm than good, they are expensive and therefore reduce money available for buying food, and they may require avoidance of certain foods.

Considering the accuracy and precision in real life testing, our results may be undoubtedly influenced by many interfering factors (e.g., differences in haemoglobin concentration, different temperature, the blood transferred on strips step by step directly from the fingerprick without previous homogenization, etc).

Juries undoubtedly may make mistakes; they may commit errors; they may commit gross ones.

We may be — we undoubtedly are — still limited by blind spots, but we are not flagrantly prejudiced.