Sentence examples for could doubtless be from inspiring English sources

The constitution says candidates must be between 40 and 75, though another amendment could doubtless be made.

The regulator reckons that providing these services costs ITV over £200m a year cash that could doubtless be more profitably spent, particularly if new management can improve the firm's lacklustre programming.

Though of doubtful relevance to the show -- notwithstanding the mighty presence of Endymion Porter, as painted by William Dobson, court painter to King Charles I -- Barthes's remarks could doubtless be interpreted as a salute to Britain's traditional habits at table.

At El Paso, Mexican labourers could be had for sixty-two and a half cents per day, they finding themselves; but men could doubtless be procured at even less price".While the wage gap between America and Mexico persists, Mexicans will continue to "find themselves" in the American labour force, fence or no fence.

We are unable to discern any good coming from this single instance of evil, and the same could doubtless be said for millions of others.

Shotton estimates that his own experiment with one PLoS NTD article required ten person-weeks of effort (although, with the learning phase behind them, the exercise could doubtless be repeated more swiftly) [ 34].

His argument, if it could be formally stated, would doubtless be that his only duty is to excel in his chosen sport, that the position of "role model" wished on to so many champions by their fans is of no interest to him, and that his views on gender equality are his own affair.

And once land is properly valued it could be duly taxed.The bill will doubtless be watered down in Congress.

The latter play casts the 2013 Olivier Award nominee Cush Jumbo ("Julius Caesar") in a self-penned piece about the singer Josephine Baker; the sellout run could doubtless extend were not Ms. Jumbo already committed to transferring with the director Phyllida Lloyd's all-female "Caesar" in the fall to New York.

And if you could somehow subtract the violations and antics and perfect ballot stacks I saw in Yasenevo, the numbers would doubtless be lower.

There will doubtless be consequences.