Sentence examples for undoubtedly serious from inspiring English sources

The European mess is undoubtedly serious, but the US economy and its currency are at the heart of global finance.

And while the petitioners were posting on the Scottish government's website, an undoubtedly serious and much more realisable political move was well under way, built on Montgomery's principles.

Hughes, a historian and broadcaster, said the subjects were undoubtedly serious but all six were "written with such a lightness of touch" to make them extremely readable.

Santelli, whose February, 2009, rant about the government bailing out "losers" that had taken out mortgages they couldn't afford was widely credited with helping to get the Tea Party off the ground, was undoubtedly serious, and, on the face of it, he had some grounds to be suspicious.

Europe's financial problems are undoubtedly serious, but there is no need to go overboard.Robert Satchwell Haarby, DenmarkAntitrust policy in BrazilSIR – The Economist is right to say that competition policy in Brazil would be enhanced if proposed new legislation under discussion in Congress is approved ("Too little, too late", July 9th).

Credit card debt is a undoubtedly serious issue for many Americans.

It is undoubtedly a serious, challenging film, which added to its power, she said.

The bombings in the west-Jerusalem market will undoubtedly make serious negotiations almost impossible for weeks, or months, to come.

It has to continue to evolve and there is undoubtedly a serious loss of trust and faith in politics in Britain and in most Western countries.

He presses sleazy Ashur and golden boy Gannicus into service, both committing acts that will undoubtedly have serious and long-reaching repercussions.

Clarke said that he still could not find a single strategic reason why the war took place, although it undoubtedly had serious strategic consequences.