Sentence examples for which doubtlessly from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Munro is angry, which doubtlessly contributes to his sometimes overly flamboyant tone.

The university, which is to say the taxpayers of California, paid for Harran's defense, which doubtlessly cost plenty.

Such mutual contradiction mainly originates from the domain boundary effect and the staggered potentials of B and N atoms in BNC, which doubtlessly affects their continuous tunable electronic energy gaps.

Strategically important in this respect is the promotion and extension of European higher education standards (Bologna principles) towards the EECA region, which doubtlessly facilitates the international mobility of students and researchers, however, presumably at an uneven level-playing field which usually benefits the standard setter against the standard adopter.

However, research on human embryos – which can doubtlessly be linked with this instrumentalization – lies outside this scope.

Furthermore, care should be taken to remind the students of both the selective processes for adaptations, and mechanisms that generate them in the first place (which will doubtlessly tie in with more traditional lecture and course work within the course).

Republicans seem to be continuing their strategy of "let's demonize and scapegoat the fastest-growing demographic in America," which will doubtlessly pay off handsomely in the politics of the future.

Los Mineros (a sister union to the USW), has a proud history of challenging the Mexican government on labor issues, many of which will doubtlessly sound familiar to American workers -- e.g., safety and health concerns, declining wages, and the replacing of permanent employees with temps.

It is the current and future purpose of our laboratory to explore and develop an understanding of the role of σS, which will doubtlessly further our knowledge of this important human pathogen and its disease causing abilities.

It is important to stress that equipoise is not the principle underlying company-driven clinical trials, which are doubtlessly necessary and useful for medical progress.

Politics aside (an approach of which Johnson would doubtlessly approve), and when he is on form, Boris is the most entertaining and charismatic politician in Britain today - although Nigel Farage seems to be trying to give him a run for his money.