Sentence examples for doubt gained from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems no doubt gained electoral support by keeping their options open before the 2010 election.

The demons chased him all the way — and no doubt gained on him from time to time.

Both Romney and Santorum no doubt gained their faith by exposure to their respective religions as children.

From her "Streetcar" experience, Blanchett has no doubt gained a deeper understanding of the precarious plight of women who have tied their security to success with men.

Infectious diseases research no doubt gained the spotlight, and accompanying resources, after the events of September 11 , 2001 and the anthrax attacks later that year.

As it rolls and picks up speed, the biomonitoring wheel will no doubt gain additional spokes.

And because most of its losses were to a party preaching socialism the Scottish National Party (SNP), to which it lost 40 of its 41 seats in Scotland that view will no doubt gain support.

But if you are interested in the story of how a Hollywood political consultant and a conservative lawyer joined forces in 2009, in the belief that they could really make a difference, and, no doubt, gain some notoriety for themselves and their cause, helping to dramatically change the way Americans thought of gay people and the way gay people thought of themselves — this book is for you.

The appointment of Frank C. Carlucci as national security adviser will find a warm echo of approval in Europe, where his farsightedness in backing the Portuguese people in their struggle to return to democracy at a time when others had doubts gained him a good reputation.

But the work no doubt gains resonance when paired with its companion pieces, which are being shown Friday and Saturday.

Twitter allows the subject more editorial control over the photos and no doubt gains them followers, though it lacks the chance element of a red carpet slip up.