Sentence examples for doubtless expected from inspiring English sources

HAVING campaigned in poetry, Barack Obama doubtless expected to govern in prose.

Norberg put her final stone in the house, giving Sweden two scoring stones and doubtless expected Bernard to deliver her stone nearest to the button to clinch victory.

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.

WHEN David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, set up the government's cost-cutting Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR), he doubtless expected noisy lobbying from the top brass: to be told, for example, that severe cuts to the defence budget could "seriously damage morale" in the armed forces, carry "grave political consequences" and "limit severely the [military] options available".

Mr. Osborne had released the plan Monday morning, doubtless expecting it to be popular with voters.

He was reassured, as doubtless he expected to be.

Even if that is now dropped, Ferrovial will still have to borrow a lot to pay for the acquisition; so BAA would doubtless be expected to crank up its business in order to help pay down some of the debt.

It turns out that Hillary, who many (including, doubtless, herself) expected to be president in 2001, has more than fulfilled the president's wish to keep her far away as possible from the White House by her endless travels, "nearly a million miles... and 112 countries visited".

Doubtless he expects his film to provoke further musing.

That would seem to leave Kruzhlinin as the obvious horse for Richard Johnson, who has such a long association with Hobbs, though doubtless this season's expected champion jockey will have alternative offers between now and 9 April.

Hospital bosses – doubtless self-interested, claim the expected 15% reduction in emergency work just isn't possible.