Sentence examples for undoubtedly faces from inspiring English sources

But might they be right this time?Intel undoubtedly faces a number of challenges.

Raggi undoubtedly faces the harder task in Rome, where she has served as a councillor for the past three years.

Britain is not a member of the euro zone, and the Bank of England undoubtedly faces a less complex task than the European Central Bank, which must try to fashion a monetary policy for 17 countries.

But with Labour having suffered a virtual wipeout in Scotland, which used to be one of its strongholds, in this year's general election, the Party undoubtedly faces a formidable challenge.

"In relation to the refugee convention, while Kiribati undoubtedly faces challenges, Mr Teitiota does not, if returned, face 'serious harm' and there is no evidence that the government of Kiribati is failing to take steps to protect its citizens from the effects of environmental degradation to the extent that it can," the court's decision said.

"After four decades of Gaddafi misrule, Libya undoubtedly faces huge challenges.

All of these places undoubtedly face long inventories of problems that have to be tackled.

South Africa will now undoubtedly face all manner of bilateral and multilateral pressure from wealthy countries.

But germline modification will undoubtedly face challenges moving beyond the lab, particularly in the U.S.

Ewing will undoubtedly face more double- and triple-teaming until the Knicks' offense finds an effective way to combat it.

Professional athletes undoubtedly face unique problems, but it would be a mistake to think this is just football's problem.