Sentence examples for undoubtedly it would from inspiring English sources

"But undoubtedly it would have been stacked against you".

Undoubtedly, it would have been received as a harbinger of the Democrats' chances in next year's midterms.

"Would it not be a charitable act," says the King, "to give that aged man a comfortable warm cloak?" "Undoubtedly it would," says the future Archbishop, "and you do well, Sir, to think of such Christian duties".

Undoubtedly it would be better if Muammar Qaddafi was removed from power but the way to do it is to pass a UN Security Council resolution authorising military action for that purpose, and then send in ground troops.

Undoubtedly, it would enhance Barack Obama's image as someone who wants to think and work in a bipartisan manner.

I've never heard anyone say that I was making a mistake in choosing the career I did; undoubtedly, it would be considered rude.

This means that while stronger foreign demand would undoubtedly help, it would be virtually impossible for America to reduce its deficit significantly through stronger exports alone.

Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, an advocacy group that promotes overhauling the campaign financing system, said that Democrats would reject that proposal, dooming Mr. Bush's plan, and that Mr. Bush undoubtedly knew it would be rejected.

For better or worse, these are the shrug-and-don't-tell Olympics, undoubtedly because it would be considered impolitic to embarrass the Chinese after they went to such great expense to throw the world this lavish party.

26 28 While commercial pressures undoubtedly exist, it would be more responsible to wait for better and stronger scientific evidence before offering genetic tests commercially.

As male breast cancer incidence is undoubtedly rising, it would seem sensible to promote this in tandem with pink ribbons as a way of educating the public about the disease in men.