Sentence examples for always doubtful from inspiring English sources

It was always doubtful that the world would meet the Millennium Development Goals.

His rival, RA Butler, always doubtful of the wisdom of armed intervention, only enhanced his reputation as an appeaser.

In France, the media, always doubtful about the mission ordered by President François Hollande three weeks ago, are growing increasingly anxious about the French presence.

"But I think he was always doubtful as to whether the economics department had hired him because of his Afro-American connections.

They are a society which is used to seeing a lot of that stuff, and with anything less than that, they are always doubtful," the defence minister said.

Half a decade later that always doubtful forecast is now proved to be a lie: the country is even more broken.

I have always been doubtful she would run in 2012.

Whether the PM and Johnson ever really liked each other, even in the Bullingdon days, has always seemed doubtful.

It is always a doubtful idea to make room for four arms on a jacket when nature counts but two.

Given its belated response, its commitment to ensuring wage justice to the 7-Eleven workers has always been doubtful.

Poland was always deeply doubtful about the constitution; on the other hand, Polish farmers will soon begin receiving large cheques from the EU, which could turn opinion around.