Sentence examples for no doubt achieved from inspiring English sources
British troops have no doubt achieved much in Sangin.
Not literally; the rich history of Greek wine extends back into ancient times, thousands of years before Christ, and no doubt achieved glory back when the Olympic games were played for the gods.
His seductively simple style (no doubt achieved through endless drafts, for Chaudhuri tells us that he wrote the first draft longhand, on paper) comes into its own when describing character, as here: "Mrs Mukherjee sat upon her chair in the ground-floor flat in Lower Circular Road, almost meditating, except for the wicked, abstracted look the squint gave her, and the inward smile.
It remains, however, an exceptional evening in which there is first-rate singing from Katie Hall as Johanna, Matthew Season-Young as her ardent wooer and Philip Quast as the villainous Judge Turpin who, we are left in no doubt, achieves a sexual climax during his self-flagellation.
No doubt he achieved insights, but to his detractors it is a great pity that these amateur enthusiasms beguiled him away from the painting, where he could make a real contribution.
Banking that last $1.5 trillion in budget savings would no doubt be achieved only after considerable partisan warfare, and the task will be that much tougher because it is tied up in the showdown over whether Congress will raise the debt ceiling.
There is nothing in the Lisbon treaty that allows a leaving state to change its mind and stop the process – although that result could no doubt be achieved by treaty amendment if the other 27 EU states agreed to support it.
No doubt he achieved this.
Instead, Roberts supplanted Congressional findings with his own view that increased black voter registration and turnout were a sign that the law was working so as to not require pre-clearance, when the success he cited no doubt was achieved as a result of the presence and exercise of pre-clearance procedures.
No doubt, Nafion achieves a better performance in DMFC application due to the excellent proton conduction.
No doubt, their achieving that prospect would involve some sort of "reaching for political success" but this hardly counts against its status as a response to supreme emergency.
