Sentence examples for no doubt understands from inspiring English sources
Indeed, one of the principal merits of this approach, as the White House no doubt understands, is that it gives congressional Republicans fits.
Matthew Tully of The Indianapolis Star writes that Mr. Andrews "is a political pro and no doubt understands how damaging his announcement is for Bayh".
Mr. Eno has said that for him making popular music is about "creating new, imaginary worlds and inviting people to join them," a sentiment that Mr. Assayas no doubt understands.
YouTube's success has been built to an important extent on the community that has emerged around the site, a point that News Corp. no doubt understands given its success with MySpace.
Apple's played it a bit cautiously for the last few Apple Watch upgrades — like many companies, it no doubt understands the limitation of the smartwatch form factors. They're small, so it's hard to push things too far.
From this, you no doubt understand my sympathy for Mr. Cariou or, at least, the Rastafarian.
Morris dancers who black up can no doubt understand why they might face criticism.
It is no doubt understood as such within those two countries.
It is a conundrum that you, at the Kitschies, will no doubt understand.
Most local people no doubt understood this, which is probably why they seemed irritated and worried by the occupation.
McCain no doubt understood how difficult it would be for Hagel to endorse him, yet their differences were what would make the endorsement so valuable.
