Sentence examples for undoubtedly claim from inspiring English sources

From there it is no stretch to predict that haute couture designers will undoubtedly claim them, too.

The Iraq war will undoubtedly claim many more victims, not only abroad but also on US territory.

When this issue resurfaces, Mr. Bush will undoubtedly claim executive privilege, as he has done whenever he has been asked to come clean with Americans about his decision-making.

When that day comes, Republicans will undoubtedly claim that anti-tax purity prevents them from supporting such action.

Regarding Ms Hill's expenses claims, the statement said the committee accepted there was no dishonesty, but that there were "undoubtedly claims which, in the current climate, might not represent best use of public money".

The Sun's apologists would undoubtedly lay claim to a similar ambition.

Many will also undoubtedly lay claim to his legacy: his unswerving dedication to equality, unity and the truth.

And Rod Laver considered by many to be the greatest player ever would undoubtedly have claimed more than his 11 major titles had he not spent his prime years, between 1963 and 1968, on the pro circuit.

The claim undoubtedly reflected what he had come to believe.

Undoubtedly, some will claim that the girls I spoke with weren't in a Satanic cult.

Throw in this third catastrophe, no matter how unrelated, and there will undoubtedly be people claiming the city is cursed.