Sentence examples for doubtless keen from inspiring English sources

The fishermen and other businessmen of the Gulf were doubtless keen to settle to avoid litigation that might have dragged on for years and could have ended with them pocketing lower payouts.

That had caused some chuntering among the Sky commentators, doubtless keen for their viewers to be entertained, with Bresnan crawling to 63 from 147 balls at tea after Gary Ballance had taken 18 overs to add 17 to his overnight 82.

"Inner-party democracy is the life of the party," he said, before adding: "Centralism and unity are the guarantee of its strength .Mr Hu is doubtless especially keen that the party follows his orders as he tries to line up like-minded successors to take over in 2012.

The organisers will doubtless be keen to avoid the controversy that surrounded last year's competition.

Already Sefton is talking to potential online banking partners who will doubtless be keen to start a relationship with potential customers of the future.

Victims face prosecution if they accidentally damage hackers' American-hosted computers when trying to recover stolen files, let alone if they deliberately tell files to self-destruct.Changing the law to permit aggressive counter-measures would be controversial, though some in Congress would doubtless be keen.

In the drama, this action was suggested to his partner by the Old Etonian Burnell, who is very keen that his father, an Olympic gold medal rower from 1908, does not find out as he would doubtless condemn this as ungentlemanly.

Holman isn't keen.

No keening.

Tories were keener.

Kenya may be keenest.