However, I sometimes doubt whether the information goes any further than ELSF Council delegates, my direct contacts.
It reminded me of the response to an article I wrote 2 years ago in which I confessed that I sometimes doubt whether I'm cut out to be a scientist: I can't get excited about every seminar I attend; I sometimes find science difficult; I've even committed the ultimate sin of reading Michael Crichton novels.
I sometimes doubt my family would have survived Hurricane Katrina -- which scattered us to eight states -- if we hadn't been able to find humor in the little things.
These days, as I wait for my disability rating, I still sometimes doubt I chose the right path.
I may sometimes doubt the path I follow today, but I trust with time I will accept it was the right path to take.
Western migrants, too, are sometimes doubted.
Moderates in the Bush administration were relieved and surprised by the Danforth appointment, saying that it signaled the president's often proclaimed, but sometimes doubted, commitment to the United Nations.
Moreover, 21.2% of the patients themselves sometimes doubted they were really ill and thought their complaints might be psychological.
Although families sometimes doubted her, Julie was able to explain to them the benefits of her technique; in doing so she filled both an instructional and preventative role.
(Medium non-teaching hospital) Similarly, executives from only two hospitals reported reservations from staff who sometimes doubted the validity of self-reported data.
They would carefully consider the (side) effects of chemotherapy and sometimes doubted whether further treatment would contribute to patients' quality of life.
