Sentence examples for undoubtedly over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undoubtedly over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is certainly finished or has come to an end. Example: "After years of hard work, the project is undoubtedly over, and we can now move on to new challenges."
Which film had the greater impact, Gandhi or Cry Freedom? "Oh Gandhi, undoubtedly, over time.
Elizabeth Warren, a consumer finance specialist and Harvard Law School professor, said many savers were swinging $500,000 or more from one online account to another, some of them undoubtedly over Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation limits.
Back in April, Microsoft struck a patent deal with HTC — undoubtedly over much of this stuff.
In this example area 8 appears to have an optimal cleaning level and final surface (judging on its colour and surface morphology) while area 7 is undoubtedly over-cleaned.
China's trade surplus figures were undoubtedly over-inflated by "hot money" flowing into the country to profit from exchange and interest rate differentials.
But Connaught's fate is another reminder that public-sector pain will undoubtedly spill over in the private sector, and risks damping down its nascent recovery.
Whether or not the new chairman of the Local Government Association (LGA) is in for a dog's life, he is undoubtedly taking over at an "interesting" time.
Kagan's scant legal record will, undoubtedly, be pored over by scrupulous eyes.
All of these people should be taken out of their positions and censured by the church, and some should undoubtedly be turned over to the police for prosecution.
While skepticism about PrEP will undoubtedly recede over time, for the moment it remains strong.
HBS looks unnecessarily exclusive by comparison.The new generation of deans will undoubtedly preside over dramatic changes.
