Sentence examples for undoubtedly call from inspiring English sources

His wife will undoubtedly call a former co-worker whose son perished in the attacks.

Along with a modernization of voting technology, any comprehensive review of the electoral process will undoubtedly call for an overhaul of the nation's voter registration system.

Paul Nicholson, beaten by Robert Thornton in a sudden-death leg after what, if I were in Sky's commentary box, I would undoubtedly call a terrific tungsten tussle, was typically gracious in defeat.

So, all hail the WEDDING OF THE DECADE (as Hello! magazine will undoubtedly call it) and our beloved Stephen Fry. I, for one, will happily kneel before Middle England's saucy, subversive Queen, and, as the bells peal, cry with a single raised fist: "We won".

But until then, we will have to make do with the fact that, for Blunt, exploiting a market where he sold more than 2m copies of his debut album and could sell a considerable deal more this time around is more important than playing in a shop where someone will undoubtedly call him a "wanker".

Pope Francis will undoubtedly call for more just and humane treatment of both Central Americans in Mexico and the U.S. and for Mexicans in the latter.

Others undoubtedly called at times for 'days of rage" and that sort of thing.

But, since he was not a boisterous man or noted for the wit of his after dinner speeches, we are entitled to ask ourselves how funny he believed his most famous indeed his only publicised joke to be? Whilst resisting one particularly savage spell of pace and lift, he walked down the wicket for what commentators undoubtedly called 'consultations' with Dennis Compton.

Each of the above arguments undoubtedly calls for further development, which cannot be done here; but one can check Priest, 1987, for detailed discussions of all of them.

The inevitable small number of p16-positive cases undoubtedly calls for a cautious reading of these results.

The SRLF Ethics Commission hopes to provide food for thought for everyone on this topic, which undoubtedly calls for further contributions, the aim being not to provide ready-made solutions or policy, but rather to allow everyone to ponder this question in all conscience.