Sentence examples for ample doubts from inspiring English sources

But there are also ample doubts about the police force, which is notoriously inept at investigating serious crime.

Mr. Cheney, now the vice president, said in a speech on Wednesday that Mr. Kerry's record "has given us ample doubts about his judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on vital issues of national security".

As Republican senators prepare to return to the Capitol, there is ample doubt among them that they will be able to strike a deal.

The insubstantiality of the evidence for showing any danger in freeing each individual alien on bail raises ample doubt whether the Attorney General exercised a discretion as instructed by statute.

There is no question that Mr. Dingell has given people ample reason to doubt his sincerity.

But there's also ample room for doubt.

But the sums involved leave ample room for doubt.

But there are ample reasons to doubt whether this is what the economy needs.

There's ample reason to doubt that Bush really means what he says about it.

Surely there is ample room to doubt the simple-minded notion that Mr. Woodward and Mr. Bernstein "brought down" a President.

But there is ample reason to doubt that the church can be trusted to clean up its mess.