Sentence examples for undoubted cause from inspiring English sources

The undoubted cause of the trouble – global warming – is so catastrophic that I ought to be campaigning for renewables rather than savouring the pretty snow scenes in Bridge of Spies.

Broadchurch's triple Bafta win was an undoubted cause for celebration for the show's stars and production team but for broadcaster ITV it was nothing short of major coup, having seen the coveted drama award elude them for more than a decade.

In the last few years, there has been an undoubted effort to reform things.

His return would cause an undoubted headache for the council.

He suggests that liberals need to address the corrosive caricature of them as unpatriotic, cosmopolitan elitists, an image that did undoubted damage to the cause of Remain during the Brexit referendum.

In New South Wales (where there are larger numbers of Aborigines, but they make up a much smaller percentage of the total), Linda Burney, a state MP, is an eloquent and visible fighter for her people's cause.Another undoubted bright spot is painting: aboriginal art, a haunting swirl of colours and shapes, has taken off in a big way in Australia and in the wider world.

His undoubted rhetorical gifts have caused him to be dubbed insincere and even heartless, and he seems indeed to have lacked the capacity for strong emotion or religious feeling.

It's good that he seems to be willing to consider the possibility that "making the world more open and connected" is not always an unalloyed good; along with its undoubted benefits, it clearly causes sociopolitical polarization and filter bubbles so extreme that they promulgate entire alternate realities.

The actions that brought the case against Swartz were just part of a young life spent using his undoubted computer genius in the cause of internet freedom and trying to make as much information accessible to all as possible.

Less defensively – and despite the undoubted fillip given to the Protestant cause by the Gunpowder Plot the following year – James saw his mission as keeping religious (and literal) peace in Europe, by bringing the warring factions of the Christian confession together.

Ozil's languid body language does not help his cause and there are undoubted areas for improvement - remember how he was on the rough end of countryman Per Mertesacker's tongue  for failing to acknowledge Arsenal's fans at the end of the 6-3 loss at Manchester City in December?