Sentence examples for would undoubtedly give from inspiring English sources

Coach Herman Edwards, the Jets' resident riverboat gambler, would undoubtedly give his vote to that, too.

But a merger would undoubtedly give Mr. Murdoch a near unassailable lead across a region where people watch a lot of television.

So winning the Tony award for best musical on June 3 would undoubtedly give "The Full Monty" a major boost, people in the industry say, catapulting it from a show on track for a two-year life span to one with a good five or more years in it.

Kim is a hot commodity, and anybody from the paparazzi would undoubtedly give a finger for a candid photo of her.

This was because it was regarded that simply building a larger hill would undoubtedly give a longer jump, and in part because such records did not take style into consideration.

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The director must surely have considered the possibility of casting, say, Anna Kendrick in the role of Mia, who would undoubtedly have given the musical aspect some real punch.

Rohit has now won the IPL twice in three seasons as captain, while Kohli's Bangalore – who won seven and lost just two of their last 11 games – would undoubtedly have given Mumbai a keener contest.

He was named as one of the Five Batsmen of the Year by the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack in 1893, in which it was claimed that "had it been necessary last August [1892] to put a representative England eleven into the field, Hewett would undoubtedly have been given a place".

Because almost everyone recovers from grief, given time and support, this treatment would undoubtedly have the highest placebo response rate in medical history.

Near the finish, the actor gave a sad, knowing smile of which Beckett would undoubtedly have approved.