Sentence examples for doubtless be used from inspiring English sources

He came through the Puskas Academy in Felcsut, Orban's pet project – and will doubtless be used to justify the state's expenditure.

And his years' carrying water for the Bush administration's budgets would doubtless be used against him in the battle for the Tea Partiers' affections.

He stops short of advocating protectionism, but his study will doubtless be used to that end.Yet free-traders need not worry too much.

That conclusion is at odds with a statement the woman gave at the time and will doubtless be used by defense lawyers to provide an alternative explanation for the injuries she suffered.

His speech which was recorded and leaked, sparking days of rioting would doubtless be used by prosecutors.Mr Gyurcsány reacted angrily to the accusation, saying Fidesz was launching a political attack.

But then again, what would be more jarring in the average suburban home than a sudden eruption of Anglo-Saxon expletives in a film that will doubtless be used as a pacifier by many busy parents?

The same arguments are doubtless being used in the Andree case, which was being handled discreetly until the family decided to speak out.

That meaning has certainly found its way into millennial slang, and if it continues to be used will doubtless begin to find its way into some dictionaries.

Lead was also used in the Middle Ages for church roofing; and it was used, doubtless because of its cheapness, for the small badges or medallions sold to pilgrims at the great medieval shrines.

In 74% of such fatal cases no capnography was used [ 6]! Doubtless, video laryngoscopy is a helpful tool in the hands of experienced physicians, but should not be considered a bailout procedure for beginners in airway management.

A third goal doubtless is to use this homecoming as the basis for another memoir.