Sentence examples for we would undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

Yet in this moment of crisis we would undoubtedly be wiser to be skeptical about Mr. Samuelson's skepticism.

We have many people working in social care [who] come from other parts of Europe – as we do for many industries – so if there were significant changes that restricted European workers, we would undoubtedly struggle even more.

Truly, if we Taytom watchers expended the brainpower we are using on this nonsense on something of merit, we would undoubtedly be making water out of nothing at all.

The jury convicted Hardwicke but took the extraordinary step of sending a note to the judge saying: "Had we been allowed to take the extreme provocation into account, we would undoubtedly have reached a different verdict".

In 1999, a jury who were asked to convict a young peer, the Earl of Hardwicke, on a drugs charge took the extraordinary step of sending a note to the judge in which they said: Had we been allowed to take the extreme provocation into account, we would undoubtedly have reached a different verdict.

If we passed on the opportunity to invest behind women, we would undoubtedly be leaving money on the table.

Had Labour and the Liberal Democrats clinched a deal we would undoubtedly have heard much more about this new-found constitutional principle.

Numerous science writers have made the obvious point that had that asteroid not struck some 65,000,000 years ago and pushed the dinosaurs to extinction, we humans would undoubtedly not be here, for the evolution of mammals would have been constrained and altered drastically from what has come to pass (i.e., we humans were not destined to evolve).

In terms of the rights since won by gays and lesbians, where we are now would undoubtedly amaze Milk, and we got there step by step, one pragmatic and imperfect victory at a time – with so many more yet to be won.

The Washington-based National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities warns of serious consequences for campus communities, notably the students we serve, who would undoubtedly experience tuition increases and/or reduced services to help absorb the cost.

Had we been allowed to take the extreme provocation into account we would have undoubtedly have reached a different verdict".