Sentence examples for doubtless wanted from inspiring English sources

By agreeing to be interviewed by Little Ant and Little Dec, the prime minister doubtless wanted to persuade the electorate that he was an easy-going, fun-loving, ordinary sort of bloke, but he wasn't going to say anything even the tiniest bit enlightening.

Some residents doubtless wanted to dine out amid the whiteout, but assuming they could reach their restaurant of choice, many were closed, particularly over the weekend.

Mr Prescott will doubtless want to change the incentive structure but this will take time.

And she doubtless wants to see the continuation of the leftist, populist policies she and her husband have implemented.

For UBS, the Swiss would also doubtless want a foreign buyer to decamp to Switzerland, a big barrier to a deal.

Its creators doubtless want the device to be perfect by the time it reaches consumers, but the delays have given competitors a chance to catch up.

And the shadow chancellor doubtless wants to snuggle up tight to the central banker so as to have a clear line of sight at George Osborne.

Campaigners and human rights lawyers will doubtless want to know how Britain's laws have been applied to allow this vast collection of data.

If they are granted access to Mr. Rasheed, American investigators will doubtless want to ask him if he had contact with Al Qaeda during his time in Afghanistan.

The BBC and Glastonbury go together like Alex James and cheese these days – W1A's brand consultant Siobhan Sharpe would doubtless want to call it "GlastonBBCY".

Mrs Merkel will doubtless want to keep Wolfgang Schäuble as finance minister, and she is unlikely to become any less insistent on fiscal discipline and greater competitiveness in the euro zone.