Sentence examples for undoubtedly served from inspiring English sources

The role undoubtedly served as her calling card to Hollywood.

But tracking skills that undoubtedly served the dogs well in the Virginia countryside failed them in the cold marble corridors.

But the work's episodic qualities undoubtedly served it better in it is earlier incarnation, as a ballet score, than in this chamber version.

European narratives were known in Iceland in the 12th and 13th centuries and undoubtedly served as models for Icelandic writers when they set out to form a coherent picture of early Scandinavian history.

Cowell's slight undoubtedly served as motivation for Mandisa along the way.

"The fact that entire families have been arriving in northern Syria for well over a year now has undoubtedly served to entrench the perception that a state or at least an identifiable new Islamic creation is forming," Lister said.

Aleksander Golts, an independent military analyst in Moscow, said the Russians' discussion of defensive weapons shipments "undoubtedly" serves as a warning to Western countries contemplating an intervention.

For a change, this is a piece of governmental guidance that would undoubtedly serve the national interest if, well, it was "sexed up" a little.

Improving the regulatory environment of the sector will undoubtedly serve to increase faith in the formal financial system as well as assist in promoting healthy competition and better products for consumers.

Sunday's game against Cleveland seems like a must-win — the Colts have not started 0-2 since 1998, Manning's rookie season — and next Sunday night's nationally televised game against the Pittsburgh Steelers will undoubtedly serve as a klieg-lighted litmus test for whether the Colts can remain competitive with the N.F.L.'s top teams.

Students, parents, high school advisers and university representatives alike each play a substantial role in this, and while it is unlikely that rankings will ever become irrelevant, these scandals should undoubtedly serve as cautionary lessons to all who are involved in the college admissions process.