Sentence examples for doubtless lots from inspiring English sources
I use the word "sketching" because the article is, after all, brief, and there are doubtless lots of people who knew Peter in a variety of situations who haven't yet come forth to speak about him, notably, of course, his sister, Wynde, whom Weinman did not succeed in contacting.
Given his family's long-standing interest in big oil, King Willem-Alexander will doubtless have lots to talk about with the Dutch environment minister, Sharon Dijksma.
After nearly nine months of volatility, and a deciduous forest's worth of reports by stockbrokers on the outlook for markets, global share prices are back where they were at the start of the year.All this frenetic activity has doubtless generated lots of income for middlemen in the financial sector.
Tony Hayward, Lord Browne's successor, recently conceded that BP's "more-for-less" mantra could be taken only so far.Whether BP's managers were negligent or simply unlucky will be difficult to judge although lawyers will doubtless devote lots of time and money to the question.
A lot of these new, cutting edge 3-D input devices [like Nintendo Wii] have a lot of potential for more directly and intuitively manipulating proteins.Deploying such technology will doubtless draw new gamers.
The revised version of the project, he writes in the catalog, was "doubtless a lot more interesting than getting to mess about with the rubbish there".
Yet he doubtless took a lot of trinkets back on the plane with him.
Intel will doubtless pack a lot of its chips into new Internet devices, so long as it prices them cheaply.
"She owned the clothes," he says – meaning psychologically, rather than fiscally, although she doubtless owns a lot of them now.
The Genl. is doubtless getting a lot of advice about what he should do on the Korean trip.
The event was, in the words of one tough critic whose descendants doubtless spent a lot of time in the cheap seats at the Glasgow Empire, "the most magnificent abortion that has been witnessed for two centuries".
