Sentence examples for undoubtedly means from inspiring English sources

In the economics trade, the word interesting undoubtedly means lucrative.

The pressure on the system undoubtedly means some injured people are suffering.

The phrase "beautiful woman," when enunciated in certain tones by certain haughty white women, undoubtedly means "ordinary-looking black woman".

The massive debt burden Dell and EMC are taking on undoubtedly means that they will have to radically reduce R&D, and integration inevitably will create disruption as they rationalize product portfolios, channel programs, and leadership".

Oresme also speaks of the immensity which is outside the Heavens and identifies this immensity – by which he undoubtedly means the extracosmic void space – with God himself.

Bigger ads that feel more 'natural' than on smaller-size screens, in other words, which undoubtedly means more revenue from in-app display advertising, not to mention an almost certain increase of in-app purchases in most cases.

While the scientists who thought up the names undoubtedly meant to reference the former meaning, this double entendre is entirely appropriate given the numerous unresolved debates surrounding the evolution of Miocene apes.

"But, that said, a more compact BBC will undoubtedly mean making some tough choices," he said.

This undoubtedly meant that Ismāʿīlī Shīʿism was confined to Fāṭimid ruling circles.

But survival under bankruptcy would undoubtedly mean that its finances, not its employees, come first.

Ann Romney suggested Mitt was "taken out of context," in what was undoubtedly meant as a helpful comment.