Sentence examples for that's doubtless from inspiring English sources

That global footprint has always been viewed as an opportunity to expand Uber's breadth of services, and that's doubtless still true, but the company could also use its international reach to do good.

That's doubtless useful for the man who, come next May, potentially holds the fate of Scottish and British Labour in his hands.

Yet that's doubtless how I will think of this time if I become a mother: as a finite, departed "before" that gave way to an ever after, just as childhood molted into adolescence, and adolescence ceded to adulthood.

If that prospect strikes you as less than ideal, and you would rather just listen to the squawking dolphins, that's doubtless because of the messy, emotional part of your brain, the one that accounts for your short attention span and your need to have lessons repeated and accompanied by visual stimuli.

That's doubtless due to a business decision: "Winchester" is rated PG-13, which sharply limits what can be shown and which leads to a rendering of violence that's merely allusive, such as gunshots that don't spatter blood and tissue but merely make people fall dead.

In a tribute to the proletarian food that was doubtless dished up here when the tavern's predecessor served three shifts of shipyard workers a day, there are meatloaf and a crisp, greaseless version of fish and chips.

In a tribute to the proletarian food that was doubtless dished up here when the tavern's predecessor served three shifts of workers a day from the shipyards and the Colgate plant on the waterfront, there's meatloaf and a crisp, greaseless version of fish and chips.

In the long term, that is doubtless true.

On roads that are doubtless eternally wet, he hears "the sabre-like hiss of passing cars": the phrase is immaculate and exact, and yet usefully estranged, too.

It encourages a hands-off approach, an attitude that is doubtless made easier when one has a valet to run the baby bath for one.

The redemptive heroics that are doubtless forthcoming in the next episode are little to look forward to; they have the inevitability of the calendar.