Sentence examples for doubtless exists from inspiring English sources

This kind of family-based corruption doubtless exists in the Unionist community.

Once the spikiest band in existence, Manic Street Preachers appeared absurdly incongruous on this bill: a quote about firebombing Radio 2 doubtless exists somewhere in their early-interview vaults.

Virtuous circles, whereby investment in health and roads leads to better educational outcomes – and more women's empowerment, feeding back into health – doubtless exist.

Similar catchphrases, in which casual comments are promoted into a sort of immortality, doubtless exist in nearly every family, every close friendship.

Doubtless examples exist of Liberal parties, and politicians, ignoring their own beliefs, but there is a very big difference between a bad liberal and an anti-liberal.

Doubtless there existed English men and women who'd already heard about the book, perhaps even seen it, but what are the odds that one of them was the eighteen-year-old king of Scotland?

Again, one must be cautious, as some such words would doubtless have existed in hunter-gatherer societies, such as tools and activities associated with gathering, processing and eating wild grains, and some words may have shifted their referents.

Their health problems will still exist, doubtless having been worsened by malnutrition and desperation.

I'm already so far out on a limb here that I don't dare speculate what those might be, but doubtless they will exist if history repeats itself — which it does, I am told.

Other countries will doubtless be more welcoming.

They will doubtless be long and hard.