Sentence examples for undoubtedly once from inspiring English sources
And this particular organ on display — which undoubtedly once contemplated the world with much curiosity as its observers now do — looks particularly inconsequential and stolid; it was preserved using "plastination silicone technique".
Much to Mr Cameron's chagrin, it is the "I" word that will undoubtedly once again come to the forefront of the minds of many of the electorate: I for incompetence.
"Undoubtedly once this system is phased out, if there is no solution found it will have a social impact," said Karen Fogg, the European Union's chief representative in Turkey.
The ability of our developed biosensor for discriminating the single base mismatched DNA related to a human genetic disease, hereditary tyrosinemia type I, was improved undoubtedly once A12-MB2-A12 was used as capture probe comparing with previous report.
Undoubtedly, once this expertise has been obtained, China will be less likely to sign such agreements with IOCs in the future.
Today, in "War Porn," former diplomat and whistleblower Peter Van Buren explores the way American war movies, from World War II to 2015, have produced a remarkably uniform vision of how American war works, one that, in its modern form, is undoubtedly once again lending a helping hand to our latest conflicts.
Peacocks roamed the grounds where, undoubtedly, wine once flowed.
As The Economist went to press on April 16th Mr Obama was due to arrive in Mexico, where the issue would undoubtedly surface once more.
They'll undoubtedly prove it once again on Saturday night, mixing excellent songs from their two most recent albums with a few rather embarrassing old rap-rock tunes.
They'll undoubtedly prove it once again tomorrow night, mixing excellent songs from their two most recent albums with a few rather embarrassing old rap-rock tunes.
You could certainly argue that requiring such disclosures is even more important nowadays, given that so many banks are considered too big to fail and that the taxpayer will undoubtedly be asked once again to rescue them from their mistakes.
