Sentence examples for would be doubtless from inspiring English sources

Leonardo Da Vinci is the Platonic ideal of the Renaissance Man: equally notable as a scientist, artist, and inventor, Leonardo would be doubtless confused and frustrated by modern notions of a "career".

Again!" hissed Carly, thrusting the phone into Charlie's lap, then dragging her children away from what doubtless would be another bad example.

With the M.T.A. reporting massive damage to its subway and bus systems (the latter of which is slated to resume some service tomorrow), many energetic New Yorkers doubtless would be looking to walk to work.

It would be a rich irony though doubtless one not appreciated by the Tories if that planned spending boom now prevents a bust in the economy, keeping intact New Labour's mantra of no return to boom and bust.

Some would-be investors are doubtless turned off by the guesswork that underpins valuations.

Doubtless he would be flattered, but he would be even happier to know that a life-size statue of Frank Sidebottom now stands in Timperley.

Doubtless it would be possible to over-interpret the man, but since there has been so little interpretation of him to date, the danger is slight.

Simply making the proposal would be beneficial as it would doubtless send shockwaves through the banking community, and provide a needed wake-up call to the financiers of the current "carbon bubble".

How having it owned by one of the largest content businesses on the planet would affect that efficacy is doubtless a part of these discussions.

On Thursday, Jan Pronk, the overseer of the two-week meeting and the Dutch environment minister, had lowered expectations a notch, saying there would doubtless be issues that would be delayed and text that would remain unwritten.

Victims face prosecution if they accidentally damage hackers' American-hosted computers when trying to recover stolen files, let alone if they deliberately tell files to self-destruct.Changing the law to permit aggressive counter-measures would be controversial, though some in Congress would doubtless be keen.