Sentence examples for doubtless benefit from inspiring English sources
Even the ghostly catfish farmers of India doubtless benefit from a fair number of non-existent subsidies.
York, already blessed by cultural heritage with its Roman and Viking past and its gothic minster, would doubtless benefit, too.
While Hilary Mantel and JK Rowling, their publishers, agents and the book industry doubtless benefit from book adaptations, the BBC's motive in putting them on is not altruistic.
The Wrong Man's London production will doubtless benefit from attention currently focused on internal conflicts within the republican movement because of Robert McCartney's murder; Morrison's play may be looked on as deep background that informs the latest twists and turns.
Having built up such an extensive knowledge of the newspaper industry, Brian Leveson could try editing one: the Sun's coverage of I'm a Celebrity would doubtless benefit from having the judge donning the green visor.
France would doubtless benefit if Hollande didn't run for re-election in 2017, making way for someone with different instincts and more gravitas.
While it doubtless benefits some patients from high-income nations and the large corporate medical outfits that have increasingly arisen to serve this market [ 24], the advantages for local populations – including 'direct' providers like surrogate mothers and organ donors – are less certain [ 16, 26].
Staff and residents would doubtless feel the benefit of a greater interest taken by those without vested interest.
In his memoir, Northup refers to Ford charitably, doubtless for the benefit of the white readers who were the target of his abolitionist appeal.
The United States is a single-currency area, and doubtless reaps great benefits as a result.
It's not just the restaurants, although that's a pretty good place to start, but fish shops, meat markets, greengrocers and purveyors of things you never knew you wanted, like dried licorice plums, which doubtless have some health benefit but to me just smell good.
