The phrase "and doubtlessly" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to emphasize a statement or express a certainty about what will happen. For example, "The project will be a success, and doubtlessly it will bring great dividends to everyone involved."
My friends, being like me, and doubtlessly pumped up by the presence of other males, felt the same.
Xerxes thus declared himself the adversary of the daevas, the ancient pre-Zoroastrian gods, and doubtlessly identified the Babylonian gods with these fallen gods of the Aryan religion.
During these years Spain was enjoying the wealth yielded by the New World, and Spanish dress which was elegant and tasteful, formal and restrictive, and doubtlessly uncomfortable to wear was paramount.
Earlier this week, Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, proclaimed that the country was emerging from its protracted recession, and doubtlessly, California is showing its own signs of recovery.
The menu, with prices up to $26 for grilled Black Angus New York steak, includes numerous wines and seared foies gras and doubtlessly accounted for the elevated noise level and palpably jolly mood.
The Buildings Department's time-consuming process of obtaining approvals and permits, which is only partly due to the cumbersome code, is legendary for its inefficiency, and doubtlessly one of the reasons the department is plagued with periodic corruption scandals.
Santana wouldn't be the only factor (any more than A-Rod solely raised the wealth of the Yankees and YES), but he will be a primary reason for disgruntled fans to return to Shea (and the doubtlessly more expensive Citi Field) and to watch SNY.
And still they find time to go out at night and drink doubtlessly expensive cocktails.
The measure, which carries a price tag of about $106.7 billion and will doubtlessly rise, is the largest domestic spending bill that Congress will consider.
Starting next week, I will be telling the story of how orchestral music's most famous form has shaped musical history by curating a non-chronological, entirely personal (and therefore doubtlessly controversial!) canon of the 50 symphonies that I think are responsible for telling us most about how the form has changed the musical world, and the world outside the concert hall too.
It is entirely credible that they would be seen in a child like Max, who exhibited impaired self-regulation skills as a result of an alcoholic birth mother; who suffered significant neglect; and who doubtlessly had attachment issues because of being moved from one inefficient caregiver to another before coming to the United States from Russia with his adoptive parents.
