Sentence examples for appears doubtful that from inspiring English sources

Given parties' notorious fondness for late-night, last-minute deal making, it appears doubtful that the process will be any quicker this time.Legal scholars say that the interim constitution written in 2007 can barely guide the rapid political changes.

Now, as we enter a new century -- and it appears doubtful that by its end geographical borders will have much meaning anyway -- wouldn't it be a great kick in the pants for contemporary music if some of our orchestras invited composers from overseas to serve as composers in residence, and if our composers reciprocated with foreign orchestras?

Even so, it increasingly appears doubtful that attention to truth per se will bias us towards one particular primary bearer of truth.

Although working time accounts also played a role in this context, it appears doubtful that firms would have adhered to the strategy of labor hoarding without short-time work, given the severity of the economic crisis.13.13

The 38-year-old announced on Thursday that he was to finish his career at the end of the season, although it now appears doubtful that he will feature in his side's final fixture on 26 May.

It appears doubtful that quantitative imaging characteristics that were obtained in hyaline cartilage can directly be transferred to repair tissue with an unpredictable histological composition.

The Fed also appeared doubtful that moves by banks to insulate themselves from liability would sufficiently protect them from an environmental disaster.

What appears doubtful is that the political war over Obamacare is over.

That appears doubtful but not impossible, Heinrich said.

That now appears doubtful.

But that appears doubtful because the agency has rebuffed a request by former Vice President Dick Cheney for two memorandums that Mr. Cheney says would demonstrate the effectiveness of harsh interrogation methods in obtaining information from captured operatives of Al Qaeda.