Sentence examples for affecting doubts from inspiring English sources

To be sure, race matters very much in the way that Sotomayor articulates, because racial difference continues to generate deep and affecting doubts about a person's sense of belonging.

Though the odds are in your favor that you weren't affected, I doubt that same line of reasoning will provide much comfort to someone who was.

Earnhardt finished a career-worst 25th in the season points standings in 2009, no doubt affecting ticket sales and ratings.

By taking a stand you are not behaving unprofessionally: you are simply taking steps to tackle an issue that is no doubt affecting others too.

Wade has been banged up himself down the stretch of his 10th season in the league, no doubt affecting his production on the court.

The crisis in EU and specially in Greece and Italy is without doubt affecting Albanian economy.

The French company Engie said it would shut its Rugeley power station in the summer, putting 150 jobs in doubt and affecting 190 contractors.

Three Bags Full is ponderous, slow, involved and pedestrian, but it is also genuinely odd and affecting, and without a doubt the best sheep detective novel you're going to read this year.

The difficulties associated with filling out this form is, without a doubt, disproportionally affecting those who would need financial aid the most, such as low-income families and first-generation college-goers.

Thomas Cook's chief executive, Peter Fankhauser, said demand for Greek holidays had returned to normal but that the group's results next year could be affected by continued doubts over Tunisia, which makes up about 10% of holidays booked by British customers at the group.

Moral doubts affect our confidence in making daily moral decisions.