Sentence examples for no doubt sometimes from inspiring English sources

Isolated crimes, benefits fraud and trouble with rough sleepers will no doubt sometimes spill over into the headlines.

Decisions were made and actions taken with utmost haste and uncertainty, and no doubt sometimes with the poor judgment characteristic of the most extreme forms of stress.

Certain "inconveniences" will, no doubt, sometimes result from such an extensive liberty.

Sometimes ladies of wealth, no doubt; sometimes, ladies selling a service.

He appropriated and, no doubt, sometimes misappropriated that sacred art to paint surfaces and objects of all kinds.

Although the above assumptions are no doubt sometimes violated, our comparative genomics approach nonetheless substantially improves the sensitivity of TF role predictions.

No doubt they sometimes work in the short term.

Because, as Tom Waits would no doubt confirm, sometimes the blues is the only place to be.

There is no doubt that sometimes difficult behaviour, particularly by teenagers, remains an issue of great concern in many neighbourhoods.

Enver Solomon, policy director at the Children's Society and chair of the Standing Committee for Youth Justice, said: "There is no doubt that sometimes difficult behaviour, particularly by teenagers, remains an issue of great concern in many neighbourhoods.

Of course, there is no doubt that sometimes a line is crossed and it becomes exploitation, but being hysterical about incidents where that is clearly not the case makes genuine exploitation less, not more, detectable.