Sentence examples similar to a surge of doubt from inspiring English sources
In recent years, also due to limited availability of high quality evidence [ 12 ] and controversial publications on vaccine effectiveness [ 13, 14 ], Europe has experienced a surge of doubts about effectiveness of influenza vaccines.
As the death toll from the latest outbreak of the world's deadliest virus climbed to 467 – far exceeding the previous most lethal outbreak which killed 254 people in Congo – officials and health workers are battling a surge of infections propelled by misinformation and doubt about the disease's existence on one side, and mistrust of scandal-hit governments on the other.
I fear a surge of islamophobia and anti-Semitism, raising doubts on the place of both Jews and Arabs in French society.
He proudly shows off a new area of the factory to handle what he expects will be a surge of aerospace orders.Yet he has grave doubts about the impact of Mr Peña's reforms on the country at large.
A surge of good will would likely result, though I doubt that this possibility will sway many voters.
Thornburg said falling mortgage prices together with liquidity imperiled by a surge of margin calls from its own lenders "have raised substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern".
I doubt that we're about to see a surge of iPod shakers.
The uncertainty on Capitol Hill casts doubt on whether the administration can mount a successful response to a surge of tens of thousands of children who have overwhelmed Border Patrol stations in recent months.
Then a surge of applause.
A surge of violence followed.
