Sentence examples for will doubtless not from inspiring English sources

Together they will doubtless not be able to save Weidmann's head.

That rate is scheduled to jump to 52 percent, though Cristiano Ronaldo and others will doubtless not have to pay a cent if the employers cover it.

And that is why this week's operation in Gaza is widely viewed as having been inevitable, another painful but necessary maintenance operation that, officials here say, will doubtless not be the last.

The diaspora will doubtless not only continue to give handsomely (London's 25,000 Kurds provide $800,000 a year, it is said), but also lobby foreign governments for stronger diplomatic support.

But given Ms. Marcotty's track record as a thoughtful, imaginative modern-dance choreographer with a voice of her own, it will doubtless not be long before she finds her way to allowing the form to express more subtle content.

A barrel of oil priced at $70 would yield a tax of $4.20 if a full 6% tax were applied; on the other hand, if the first $10 is untaxed, and the value from $10 to $25 is taxed at 1.5%, and so on up the scale, the final proceeds would be just $2.17.The voters will doubtless not bother with such arithmetic.

Ellison will doubtless point not to other CEOs of publicly quoted companies to justify his pay, but to Leon Black, chair of the private equity group Apollo, who pocketed $546m last year.

A CD recorded live from this concert will doubtless confirm, if not quite replicate, the thrill of hearing this orchestra in full musical flood.

X-Men specialists will doubtless point out not only that the sequence takes place long after the Second World War but that it complements and concludes what we have already gathered of Magneto's past.

But let us hope, even as we chuckle at the expense of the Olympic organisers, that the cock-ups – and there will doubtless be more – do not extend to the security arrangements.

All the usual suspects follow with Zurich at eight, Copenhagen at nine, Oslo at 11, London and Paris at 17 (and Dubai at 55).Luanda's elevation to the status of most expensive city in the world will doubtless surprise many, but not anyone who has actually been there in the past five years if you managed to get a seat on a plane at all.