Sentence examples for undoubtedly during from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, during all those years, I should have been paying higher gas prices to cover the putative costs of cleaning up the carbon emissions I was creating, but that doesn't diminish an important point: Americans love their cars for good reason.

Undoubtedly, during sulfite processes, the delignification was realized by the formation of soluble fragments after lignin sulfonation and degradation.

He said he was "undoubtedly exploited" during the fellowship, but at the time he was in no position to refuse.

Only sad politicos like me bother to watch long speeches: how can it be presented in a way that inspires the electorate, as "take back control" undoubtedly did during the referendum campaign?

Secular music undoubtedly flourished during the early Middle Ages, but, aside from sporadic references, the earliest accounts of such music in the Western world described the music of the goliards itinerant minor clerics and students who, from the 7th century on, roamed the land singing and playing topical songs dealing with love, war, famine, and other issues of the day.

He completed 10 of 12 passes for 122 yards and took the kind of hit he will undoubtedly take during the season — a hard one to his upper chest near his right shoulder — as he put the perfect touch on a 38-yard completion down the right sideline.

Several smart-looking bets undoubtedly helped during fundraising.

And the sheer regulatory volume undoubtedly increased during 2014.

Their lives have undoubtedly improved during this time, both materially (via spending on infrastructure and public health services) and in terms of civic rights (such as the overturning of the headscarf ban in 2010).

They believed that his "nasal drawl" was the product of his time as an officer in the Hussars and his Cambridge education: William Higham described him as "a popular Minister of Defence who, despite his British upper crust accent – undoubtedly honed during his swashbuckling career as an officer in the hussars – hailed from a noble Cape family".

1 The worst conditions for surgery undoubtedly occurred during Ernest Shackleton's second expedition (on the Endurance in 1914-17).