Sentence examples for or undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

Reichl didn't need (or, undoubtedly, want) McKinsey, which had been hired by Conde Nast to study the company's magazines, to tell her that sending writers and photographers to China for a story on dumplings wasn't going to be sustainable.

"I would have embarked on a campaign to educate the public about how stimulus money affects the state budget," Mr. Paterson — or, undoubtedly, someone who works for him — wrote in an e-mail message, "so that all New Yorkers would understand how we were able to keep state spending flat when it appeared that there was a substantial increase due to the addition of federal stimulus dollars".

Admittedly, the story wasn't on the nightly news, nor did it make the front page of your local paper, or undoubtedly its inside pages either, but honestly it was right there in plain sight in Military Times!

There is barely anything left of the original five dwellings and no word on the significance of the place or the undoubtedly grim stories behind it.

The switch of goalkeepers to Scurry from Hope Solo for the semifinals had to succeed, or Ryan undoubtedly would lose his job.

Olmec leaders at La Venta, whether they were kings or priests, undoubtedly used them to impress the populace with their seemingly supernatural powers.

And the Conadep list did not include non-disappeared victims whose bodies were returned to their families – or the undoubtedly vast number of unreported victims.

"It is pertinent to ask," wrote Ian Wilmut and Keith Campbell, the scientists who brought us Dolly, "whether curiosity, vanity, the wish for personal power or an undoubtedly misguided desire for immortality really are good enough reasons for bringing a child into the world".

It takes nothing away from Aliana, or her undoubtedly yummy lasagna rolls, to say that the list of guests has become a bit too overdetermined to say something useful about politics.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It takes nothing away from Aliana, or her undoubtedly yummy lasagna rolls, to say that the list of guests has become a bit too overdetermined to say something useful about politics.

Thus, the 'news reader' speaks this text, but does not voice it as the unique individual he or she undoubtedly is.