Sentence examples for undoubtedly problems from inspiring English sources

Of his visual identification of Mr. Megrahi, it said, "there are undoubtedly problems," because he had picked other people out of photo displays.

Although corruption is undoubtedly a problem, the bigger problem in this case is the injustice of the initial political bargain.

There are undoubtedly continuing problems with Britain's popular press.

There will undoubtedly be problems and disasters, but nothing so devastating to match your pessimism.

Undoubtedly, financial problems can affect a carer's sense of control and ability to cope both emotionally and practically.

Though the current housing crisis would have undoubtedly caused problems at both companies, Freddie Mac insiders say Mr. Syron heightened those perils by ignoring repeated recommendations.

Undoubtedly the problems stem largely from the sanctions imposed by the United Nations in 1992 after Libya refused to extradite two suspects in the bombing in 1988 of a Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie, Scotland, which killed 270 people.

The level of education and training of teachers and their poor attendance at school are undoubtedly real problems in parts of rural India, but the students in such areas cannot do without teachers.

The Blair-Brown relationship was, however, "undoubtedly a problem in 2004-05.

"Bullying is something I heard a lot about, and it is undoubtedly a problem... Managers are sometimes so pressurised that they react in ways they wouldn't do normally.

The seismic analysis of long-span cable suspended bridges is undoubtedly a problem in structural analysis that involves a high number of uncertain parameters.