Sentence examples for it doubtless helps from inspiring English sources

It doubtless helps when your debut was a baptism of fire like Nymphomaniac.

All in all, says Oric, it was a "mission" — and doubtless helps to explain why good data on the size of these services' catalogues can be hard to find.

Winning doubtless helps, too.

Discarding radical oversimplification and hyperbole in favour of constructive language also doubtless helps the practical task of our security agencies.

And that abiding affection doubtless helps him put this music across, for his heldentenor is naturally better suited to the opera house than to the parlor.

His own experience doubtless helps him know what to look for when choosing shows for Art-X, the museum's gallery devoted in solo shows by living artists from the region, which includes Westchester County as well as southern Connecticut.

Its forbidden qualities doubtless helped sales – radio stations everywhere had no choice but to ban it – and the warning on the cover that it should not be played to children was cordially ignored.

It has garnered increased media attention after climbing to third place in the smartphone industry (based on quarterly shipments), and these impressive sales figures will doubtless help its apparent ongoing efforts to raise $1.5 billion in fresh funding to continue to expand its operations worldwide.

Talixo says it plans to have expanded to all Germany's major cities by this summer — doubtless helped by its new cash injection.

Eleven days later Merrill unveiled another whopping write-down of mortgage-linked assets and further steps to shore up its finances with an $8.5 billion share offering.Merrill's news doubtless helped confirm the Federal Reserve in its decision, announced on July 30th, to extend its emergency lending facility for Wall Street firms until January (it also lengthened loan periods for commercial banks).

It increases metaphoric powers of the language.' " His influence doubtless helped shame Sontag out of her sympathy for the system that had condemned him to Arctic exile in the years before their acquaintance.