Sentence examples for doubt a reflection from inspiring English sources

The accepting response of the sector establishment to the proposals is, no doubt, a reflection of relief that there is to be any kind of green paper at all.

While this is no doubt a reflection of the strict supply of interest-only mortgages, it also means that first time buyers are possibly getting help from the Bank of Mum and Dad and we are seeing some of the effects of Help to Buy filtering though into the numbers.

Trump's administration has accomplished a lot in terms of undoing his predecessor's accomplishments, no doubt a reflection to some extent of Trump's having heard from Fox News and other conservative media of all the ways — actual and exaggerated — those decisions were detrimental to the country.

The increase in interest from developers looking to attend the conference over the past few years is no doubt a reflection of the rising Android surge in terms of smartphone share on a global scale: Android accounted for 68.4percentt of global smartphone OS market share in 2012, according to Strategy Analytics.

This is no doubt a reflection of party politics.

By the beginning of 2019, it had tripled and become the top answer from Californians — no doubt a reflection of the rhetoric on both sides of an issue placed front and center by the president and the intense debate over his administration's actions.

This is no doubt partly a reflection of the old adage that "the best camera is the one you happen to have with you".

While these results are no doubt partly a reflection of the underlying demographic patterns in sub-Saharan Africa, with a relatively younger population compared to more developed countries, these findings still have important potential implications for public health and for poverty eradication.

This dangerous, lucid, confused but very eloquent lady (the best conventional stylist in the book, by far; no doubt a sinister reflection on the interaction of lunacy and literacy) is playful, apologetic, crazed, paranoid, self-abasing, cunning -- a tigress with a gift for gab.

Without doubt this is a reflection of the astonishing and unique snapshots of individuals and family groups, preserved forever in their excruciating death throes by accumulating ash, and subsequently reconstructed in plaster for our edification and wonder.

This year, the printed program of events for the fourth Design Philadephia (Oct . 16-22 looks more like a book than a pamphlet – a reflection, no doubt, of Philly's expanding creative economy.