Sentence examples for yet no doubt from inspiring English sources

Yet no doubt most of us have also heard requests for extreme sensitivity to race.

Yet, no doubt rightly, developing countries are not covered by the Kyoto protocol.

Yet, no doubt buoyed by constituents who sympathised with her dilemma, she later went on the attack – saying, effectively: "It's a black thing.

Yet — no doubt owing to the fact that rich people in the West rarely get the disease — tuberculosis receives fewer resources, fewer research dollars, and less attention from the global health community than either AIDS or malaria — the two other most deadly infectious diseases.

That odd arrangement, along with the sheer size of the transaction, Broadview's biggest yet, no doubt caused more than a few of the investment bankers in Manhattan to scratch their heads and peer north along the Hudson River toward Fort Lee.

Italians in their millions swallowed it, yet no-one doubted (you just had to look at his two wives) that he had an eye for the girls.

Yet for No Doubt, growing up doesn't mean slowing down.

Yet Mr. Powell no doubt sees himself as larger than his cabinet post -- and has more popular currency than anyone in the administration.

Yet, helped no doubt by the Shakespearean version, it has provided the model and the justification for destroying "tyrants" in the name of "liberty" ever since.

Yet, pandering no doubt to a new editor, Mr Shoumatoff also loves to talk dirty, and can spend paragraphs on the scatological Spanish of the border country.That said, his book contains much that is striking.

I have to say he hasn't even written me a thank-you letter yet, but no doubt he will.