Sentence examples for undoubtedly succeed from inspiring English sources

Some of the city's many new retail projects will undoubtedly succeed, analysts and economists say, but economists say there are not enough shoppers to justify all the retail space coming on the market, just as there were not enough moviegoers to justify the number of screens put up in the late 1990's.

Determined Lydia will undoubtedly succeed in school, but will audiences want to watch her inevitable struggles with her family and her ex-fiance, continuing confrontations with the age and class differences between her and her fellow students, fights and flirtations with her professors?

The Associated Press explains that Abbas' current diplomatic bid will undoubtedly succeed, and may allow the Palestinians to file possible war crimes charges against Israel at the International Criminal Court.

Whatever reaction his novel sparks, Littell has undoubtedly succeeded where many ambitious writers have failed.

But Mr Tancredo undoubtedly succeeded in defeating House Republicans who wanted to include at least a mention of guest-workers.

Once the big money has been spent on establishing a production-and-distribution system, extra programming can be produced and reproduced at little cost, so prices tend to fall as output increases....Whatever its faults, event journalism undoubtedly succeeds economically.

An area where Apple's $9.99 per month service is undoubtedly succeeding is in the intimate tie between its audio hardware and Apple Music.

Tomato and Underworld undoubtedly succeeded on that front.

The Affordable Care Act is undoubtedly succeeding at one of its chief goals.

Prof Curtice adds: "The SNP undoubtedly has succeeded in providing Scotland with what people regard as effective government - but there isn't any clear evidence of any long-term increase in support for independence since 2007".

"If the objective was to humiliate the mother, undoubtedly the father succeeded," Pazaratz wrote.