Sentence examples for doubtless form from inspiring English sources

The detail (including the composition of any ratios) will doubtless form the topic of significant further debate.

While extended versions of existing iPhone games will doubtless form a core part of the iPad games portfolio, it is easy to see how games that take advantage of the iPad's design differences will also play an important role.

Passing swiftly over the hijacking itself (which would doubtless form the action-packed centrepiece of an equivalent Hollywood production), writer-director Tobias Lindholm lingers instead upon the excruciating aftermath in which fleetingly abrupt radio communications are interspersed with lengthy bouts of awful dead silence.

Financial services firms and insurers clearly have the most at stake in the shift to consumer-driven health care and many will doubtless form partnerships to compete for HSA assets and customers, such as JPMorgan Chase and Humana have.

Its end, and the entry of the Red Army into 'the lair of the fascist monster' (Löwenthal, 1974: p. 7), the flight and expulsion of refugees from the East and brutal assaults on the German civilian population (doubtless a form of revenge for the extreme severity of National Socialist warfare and occupation in the East) further fuelled the anticommunist sentiments of many Germans.

If you're a man, on the other hand, you've doubtless already formed an opinion about me.

If it was influenced by Milton's Paradise Lost, it was doubtless also formed by the terror of the war against Nazi Germany, which was about to descend upon us.

Doubtless new forms of spam, ads and phishing will continue to follow us wherever we may go, in the real or virtual worlds.

One might further argue that, since the reflections of a monarch were, in less exalted and refined form, doubtless mirrored in the cogitations of his subjects, it was accordingly inevitable that the men and women over whom he ruled should also conceive of themselves as "we"s.

The Ethiopian's faltering form will doubtless offer encouragement to Mo Farah, the Londoner who took the 5,000m gold and 10,000m silver at the World Championships in Daegu last summer.

The dodoes and solitaires were highly specialized island forms that doubtless arose in the Mascarene Islands and were peculiar to those islands.