Sentence examples for doubtless increase from inspiring English sources

And yet, with the release of her new album, her fame will doubtless increase.

That figure will doubtless increase as more of the area is explored.

Next year it will doubtless increase to include: snow chains, parachute, life-jacket, one-man snowmobile, garlic crusher, a St Bernard, proper pillows, and a man called Geoff who will sit next to you at every après-ski bar and waffle loudly about his "amaaaazing" descent through the trees while dressed as a dinosaur.

In the present study, the level of molecular fluctuation is doubtless increased by the need to bind secondary antibodies conjugated to fluorophore to the already bound primary antibody.

Security measures will doubtless be increased at airports and other infrastructure installations.

Mr. Kerry's call for a far bigger increase would doubtless cheer some in the intelligence community, though some members of Congress, noting its recent failures, have suggested that the spy agency needs to get better before it gets bigger.

AOL has mastered the art of selling Internet advertising, and it will doubtless find ways to increase the revenue of the Web sites linked to Time Warner properties, largely by selling ad packages that include various sites and offline media too.

Although much of the increase is doubtless a result of homeowners tapping rising home values, borrowers must still find the money to make the payments while living on limited incomes.

"The rise of the role of the government has coincided with, and is doubtless a cause of, increasing market rigidity," he writes.

This change coincided with the spread of inoculation documented by Razzell, and inoculation doubtless contributed to the increased immunity of London migrants.

A recent European Commission study concluded that the internal-market programme had added around 1.4% to the EU's GDP over the past decade a welcome increase in wealth, doubtless, but hardly a radical transformation.Since the original internal market programme delivered such relatively modest results, there is no particular reason to suppose that the Lisbon agenda will be any more effective.