Sentence examples for doubtless easy from inspiring English sources

Given the subject - giant waves, giant egos, the proximity of death - it is doubtless easy to slip into bombast and Martin at times certainly does.

Thecentre:mk's owners demanded the right to bastardise the architecture as they saw fit, and – especially given former architecture minister Margaret Hodge's public disdain for 20th century architecture – doubtless expected easy victory.

Many people across the globe will doubtless rest easier that such an unsympathetic character as Saddam Hussein no longer controls Iraq.

It encourages a hands-off approach, an attitude that is doubtless made easier when one has a valet to run the baby bath for one.

The UN's softened stance, doubtless made easier by the lifting of sponsor suspensions, marks a significant upturn in the fortunes of an athlete whose career was thrown into jeopardy by her admission that she had taken meldonium, a drug that increases blood flow, for a decade.

Americans with a sense of history, remembering the Aug. of 1914, doubtless found it easier to understand Pres.

Perceptions of climategate doubtless make that stance easier to hold.

"Faster economic growth, doubtless, would make deficits easier to contain," he added.

Beyond the dubious price drop, rolling out to ten cities in one go is also a large-scale operation that is doubtless resource-intensive and no easy feat to organize.

Structural reforms are needed and would doubtless make the ECB's job easier.

Doubtless, the new system makes life easier for the governor, who is a lot busier now that the Bank has responsibility for policing the financial system as well as monetary policy.