Sentence examples for undoubted problem from inspiring English sources

But what does all this mean for the big picture: the curbing of rising tuberculosis in cattle, which is an undoubted problem.

The Report highlights the undoubted problem of short-term contracts which are the lot of most early-career researchers (and not just in the STEM subjects).

But the undoubted problems are not a reason for not pressing ahead.

It remains one of the undoubted problems of devolution that the public is not usually interested in where power lies, but in its effect.

But for all these undoubted problems, I'd defend the existing poverty target, which I had a hand in designing in Whitehall about a decade ago.

And China's people, increasingly affluent and confident, though the society has its undoubted problems, seem in a position to be supportive.

This conceptual approach to the undoubted health problem of obesity should encourage biomedical scientists to, as Friedman has put it, "make war on obesity, not the obese" (Friedman, 2003).

The study, published online on Tuesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association, says that while advanced medical imaging has undoubted benefits, allowing problems to be diagnosed earlier and more accurately, its value needs to be weighed against potential harms, which include a small cancer risk from the radiation.

Regardless of these apparent insecurities and image problems, the undoubted growth in knowledge regarding the embryonic development of an ever-growing number of species and the associated explosion of new facts and concepts, together with an extensive historical body of work, raises the issue of how best to convey these facts and concepts to undergraduate students.

And Rwanda's Untold Story possesses undoubted potential to re-ignite problems for Rwanda's image abroad, particularly in light of its burgeoning tourist industry.

The problem is that with the undoubted advantages of modern technology comes the disadvantage of disconnection.