Sentence examples for undoubtedly support from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, some voters will undoubtedly support a leaderless party in the hopes that it will continue Mr. Fortuyn's agenda.

London has therefore benefited from a virtuous circle of growth, which will undoubtedly support its future prosperity – as long as the capital can tackle is looming housing affordability crisis.

While Senators Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, and Charles E. Schumer of New York, the No. 3 Democrat, will undoubtedly support the measure, Senate officials said the outlook for such a program is dim, given the current fiscal constraints.

"A giant step forward for women's cycling and one that athletes, teams and the public will undoubtedly support," said the triathlete Chrissie Wellington, one of the founders of the Le Tour Entier pressure group which has been behind the campaign for parity launched in July.

Grantham Mayor Ian Stokes said: "I, as the mayor, would undoubtedly support the recognition of Margaret Thatcher for what she has done in the past".

With some 5.6 million Americans still unemployed, creating incentives for US companies to move jobs back home will undoubtedly support the economy.

Coleman, continuing Gary Speed's work, has moulded a side who long ago cast off the lazy idea that they were a one-man team, surrounding Gareth Bale with a cast of characters who are undoubtedly supporting but not subservient.

These sources have undoubtedly supported atmospheric radionuclides but are not yet well understood and are thus considered briefly.

A combination of employment, family and ECEC measures to facilitate families in bringing up children undoubtedly supports women's labour force participation, although, as this review has been at pains to point out, the picture is a complex one.

In fact, the successful demonstration of ZnO homo-junction-based light-emitting devices [37] and even laser diodes [38] undoubtedly supports the existence of shallow acceptor state(s) in group VA-doped ZnO materials.

She added: "Whilst the recent hot weather undoubtedly supported activity in high streets in July with an increase of 2.3%, the 1% uplift in footfall over the quarter is likely to have contributed to a drop in the vacancy rate from 11.9% in April to 11.1% in July.