Sentence examples for doubtless eager from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron is doubtless eager to avoid a repeat of the fiasco last year, when the House of Commons voted against his urging that British forces intervene against the murderous regime of Syria's President Assad.
Morens and his colleagues will doubtless be eager to read today's Nature article.
Even that number, which was better than most analysts predicted, was boosted by an unexpected reduction in two costs, compensation and taxes; the recipients of both will doubtless be eager to get back to higher payouts.Also included in Goldman's results was an entirely new line item: a billion-dollar cost for losses in "relationship lending".
Donaldson and his eager virologists will doubtless stick loyally to their predictions since it is "too early to be complacent".
More sellers are putting their homes on the market, doubtless hoping to lure buyers eager to take advantage of the tax credit.
Hordes of eager fans will doubtless queue all night outside their local Apple Store, Best Buy, Radio Shack, Walmart and other outlets to be among the first to lay their hands on the latest and greatest version of the iconoclastic tablet computer.
Here's the backstory: University administrators (and doubtless some graduate and postdoctoral advisers) were eager to provide career-development opportunities for their graduate students and postdocs.
It is to use force if peaceful means "will not adequately protect the national security of the United States …" Doubtless, there were many congresspersons and senators eager for war.
Ere long, those eager to dance on her grave will doubtless get their chance.
The look of "The Mambo Kings" is doubtless richer than the text, which is, however, strengthened by Glimcher's nostalgia for the teenage, eager America of the '50s".
Some of that popularity was doubtless swelled by the excruciating and often condescending music explainers ubiquitous on the radio, in books, in schools, all eager to sell great music to the masses.
