Sentence examples for undoubtedly argued from inspiring English sources

So, Mars undoubtedly argued that in today's credit market it would be foolish for them to take the full financing risk on this deal.

Mars undoubtedly argued that in today's credit market it would be foolish to take the full financing risk on this deal.

Mr. Steinmeier's defenders will undoubtedly argue that "quiet diplomacy" is better than a public rebuke.

Purists would undoubtedly argue that a beautiful apple tart needs no adornment at all.

You can't fight fire with fire, or mumbo jumbo with more gobbledegook, some will undoubtedly argue.

But it would be dogmatic and foolish to simply assume that the progressive sides of the package are mere window-dressing – even though that is what Labour will undoubtedly argue.

The world's best chefs would undoubtedly argue that their plates of food are like works of art.

Some will undoubtedly argue that government intervention in cloud services, especially at this relatively early stage in their development, may actually slow down rather than speed up innovation in the area.

And as more states become right-to-work, conservatives in other states will undoubtedly argue that they also need to be right-to-work to remain competitive.

Maureen Dowd would undoubtedly argue that judging people through a lens of gender -- that helping women more than men -- is anti-feminist.

She would undoubtedly argue that the U.S. opposes the resolution not for its substance, which the U.S. continues to support, but for "procedural" reasons.