Sentence examples for more doubtless from inspiring English sources

As a new parent (of which more, doubtless, in future columns), I've been buffeted by endless contradictory advice on what works, so I was pleased to stumble across Do Parents Matter?, a new book by Robert and Sarah LeVine.

But most states have now neutered it, and more will doubtless follow.

Delhi has already signed defence deals with Europe; and more will doubtless be written over the next few days.

These mysteries and more will doubtless unfurl at Guilfest and on the fourth album that surely lies beyond.

They are not only building roads and bridges in China; one firm has won a contract to build a casino in America and more will doubtless follow.

The city is home to at least 200 Indian restaurants, according to The Yellow Pages, and with the number of Indian New Yorkers expected to have doubled by 2010 from 206,000 in 2000, many more are doubtless on the way.

The reasons offered were vague — Gaza should not be stripped of all Fatah followers, and more would doubtless follow if they were let in — and promises were given through Egypt that the men would not be harmed if they returned home.

"Whilst (Macri) may not attempt the ludicrous Kirchner approach to us, we should be aware that his approach – whilst undoubtedly more subtle – would doubtless have the same aim in sight," wrote Dick Swale in an email.

Many literary careers have been made, and doubtless more will be, by conveying the inwardness, awkwardness and social anxiety that constrict British mores like a very tightly wrapped cummerbund.

Mr Obama would doubtless withdraw more American troops more quickly, but perhaps not much more quickly.A more fertile area of attack for the Democrats might well be Mr McCain's general bellicosity.

More repression will doubtless follow, but that too will help their cause.