Sentence examples for doubt repeat from inspiring English sources

When in doubt repeat yourself.

He will no doubt repeat his mantra that America cannot sit back and wait for another terrorist attack, but must take the "war on terror" to its enemies.

If she were to learn that her Chancellor was to be the man to lead Britain out of the EU, Thatcher would no doubt repeat what she said in her memoirs: "He certainly has a nerve – but Nigel always did.

The summit will no doubt repeat next year when a bit more work has been done.

With the Scottish independence referendum looming Sinn Fein will no doubt repeat their demands for the secretary of state to arrange such a poll.

I completely believe that you cannot help the present without knowing the past; history will, without doubt, repeat itself.

The revelations – based on information buried deep in documents produced by the nuclear industry itself – calls into doubt repeated assertions that the new European Pressurised Reactors (EPRs) will be safer than the old atomic power stations they replace.

There were high-fives in the hallways -- a scene no doubt repeating throughout the offices of solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, and energy-efficiency technology companies across the United States.

When in doubt, repeated X-ray films in different angles are advised to achieve a correct diagnosis [ 21– 23].

Without doubt, repeated RSA studies and functional evaluation after 5 and 10 years will reveal the real clinical impact of the increased migration and delayed osseointegration found in the current study.

If confronted with these facts and the stories of those subjected to this type of false therapy, no doubt they repeat the talking point, "we just think parents know what's best for their own children instead of the government".