Sentence examples for a huge doubt from inspiring English sources

"He is definitely out and he is a huge doubt for Sunday," Lennon said.

For the UK going forward there is a huge doubt that lies unanswered: can the UK guarantee equal treatment for itself when others are pushing for closer integration and are heading to a different destination?

Nevertheless, a huge doubt remains... are these dogs the most creative in the animal world or do their owners accountable for such thing?

That's no doubt a huge question mark for Blue Apron going forward.

They should not have any huge doubts about their ability to win in Belfast, it is just about getting across the line.

"There was huge doubt about whether South Africa could do it, whether we had made progress since democracy.

Holbein's picture of More at home casts huge doubt on the fairness of the statesman's portrayal in the novel and TV series Wolf Hall.

But so many players made blunders this afternoon, Montgomerie remained in contention, and the outcome of the tournament remained in huge doubt.

The move, which the 66-year-old revealed himself on Sunday, has cast huge doubt over the position of the first-team manager Alan Pardew, who is now fighting for his future.

PRISON REFORMS The new justice secretary, Liz Truss, threw Gove's plans for sweeping reforms of prisons in England and Wales into huge doubt within weeks of entering office.

This was a moment when jazz suddenly opened itself up to huge doubts: it seemed necessary, all of a sudden, to make it explicitly a music of protest, and in doing so musicians felt confusion about whether to bring jazz closer to the popular music it used to be or to make it more abstruse and terrifying.