Sentence examples for Although doubtless from inspiring English sources
Dyke's book is far greater than the episode about the BBC and Iraq, although, doubtless, that is what many will turn to first.
The secret police, although doubtless present, keep out of sight, unlike their counterparts in many other Arab countries.And the people a journalist speaks to are willing to reply, if not about political subjects.
In light of the evidence now available, it seems unlikely that the "bloodbath" predicted years ago will take place when the N. Vietnamese take over, although doubtless Hanoi will deal ruthlessly with those who endanger its security.
Oblomov has a stroke and is paralysed (had he ever been anything else?) and five slow years later dies, well short of the statutory three-score-and-10; although doubtless his lifespan felt positively Methuselean to him.
Should Arlen not compete, or be reclassified into a different category, it would boost Simmonds's hopes in London, although doubtless the 17-year-old would prefer to face her biggest rival.
"She owned the clothes," he says – meaning psychologically, rather than fiscally, although she doubtless owns a lot of them now.
Still, although Valenti doubtless did the labor required to devise and sell this new rating system, he would have undertaken it only at Wasserman's behest.
And although he doubtless went further than a McCain administration would have done to help GM and Chrysler survive, he has stuck to his pledge to return them quickly to private ownership.
"There is a gap between when risks are taken and when they materialise which needs to be bridged," says Mr Roldán.The banks themselves support these rules (although they doubtless moaned when they were introduced).
Not their presence (although that doubtless cost a pretty penny), but the fact that, when the show began, you did just that: they melded seamlessly into the Monégasque mise-en-scène behind.
This implies they were adapted to a more coarse diet and although they doubtless would take what they could get, they would have been able to effectively handle tough, and especially woody, food.
