Sentence examples for undoubted strength from inspiring English sources
Her coaches feel the points race, a mass start event which is decided on points awarded at sprints every five laps, would suit her undoubted strength and seemingly limitless competitiveness.
And given Microsoft's undoubted strength right across the technological board – from PC's to tablets to cloud servers to software services to cars – Mundie says, his company is the only one positioned to be able to compete in every sphere of what he calls this "profound revolution".
This aspect is the film's undoubted strength.
This was an impressive result for Gossip "in view of Pollock's undoubted strength".
The undoubted strengths of The Economist are its greatest undoing: its intellectual rigour; its distillation of dizzying amounts of information into concise prose; and its rationality.
"UBS has an outstanding global investment banking franchise, and I look forward to playing my part in further building on its undoubted strengths".
Yet for all the novel's undoubted strengths, there were moments when I found Eleanor's narrative voice grating and unstructured.
He has proved himself across multiple genres One of Kubrick's undoubted strengths was his amazing adaptability: he took on horror, period adaptation, sci-fi and film noir, and created undisputed masterpieces in each arena.
There are plans for a new airport in Istanbul to secure its position as an international hub.Frailty and foreignersYet for all its undoubted strengths, Turkey's dependence on external financing leaves it prone to volatile cycles governed by the greed and fear of foreigners.
"We are aware of his undoubted strengths as a coach from seeing him first hand with the Carnegie squad over the last 18 months and, whilst some may believe this is a bold move, we are confident it is the right move for our club to take us forward, not just for next season but hopefully for many years to come.
What is perhaps more questionable - despite the undoubted strengths of this ECD policy - is the ready acceptance in the policy document of the division in early childhood services.
