Sentence examples for undoubtedly much of from inspiring English sources

It was all pretty harmless stuff, and, undoubtedly, much of the motivation for it was political.

Undoubtedly, much of the venom directed at Clinton is coming from ardent G.O.P. supporters, and this shouldn't be overlooked.

Undoubtedly, much of it will do but it would be surprising if Ukip didn't at least take some of the Conservative vote.

Undoubtedly, much of the decrease has been caused by a combination of better education, higher tobacco taxes, restrictions on advertising and the partial ban on smoking in public places.

Undoubtedly much of what Reading the Riots heard was an honest account of people's views about British society, their role in it, and their understanding of their involvement in the riots.

Undoubtedly, much of the attention paid to carnivores in urban areas stemmed from odd behaviours such as those described earlier—or direct interactions such as the invasion of attics by raccoons, close encounters with the noxious spray of skunks, or even carnivore attacks (which rarely targeted humans but more frequently involved pets).

The heart shown by Balboa had to be seen to be believed, indeed those very fans who had given him such a rough ride on his walk to the ring, were now singing the name of Rocky come the end of round twelve, undoubtedly much to the annoyance of Drago's entourage and the watching Politburo.

But what is so uniquely dangerous about it – undoubtedly much to the delight of Isis – is that it is sanctioned and promoted by the media.

But the number of abuse and neglect fatalities where a prior open case existed at the time of death is undoubtedly much higher than the tally of 760.

As of October 6, 2014, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) had confirmed 594 cases of EV-D68 infection in 43 states and the District of Columbia (http://www.cdc.gov/non-polio-enterovirus/outbreaks/EV-D68-outbreaks.html); the actual number of cases was undoubtedly much higher.

The call for more student-centered medical education would be, undoubtedly, much enforced with the inevitable use of information technology to support health care, life-long learning, education, research and management.