Sentence examples for are beginning to doubt from inspiring English sources

Banks have incomplete information about what unpleasant surprises may be lurking in one another's vaults, and they are beginning to doubt whether the euro will survive.

In the meantime, as more Pakistanis arrive, residents are beginning to doubt their tales of persecution.* Correction: An earlier edit misstated the frequency of the mass.

Cherán now exists in an uneasy calm, but its residents are beginning to doubt their survival as an island amid hostile waters.

It is hard to find a Republican who argues that voters have been treated to an inspiring and informative debate; privately, some are beginning to doubt the wisdom of Citizens United and the unleashing of super PACs.

When Han van Meegeren was tried for his Vermeer forgeries, in 1947, his lawyer insisted, "The art world is reeling, and experts are beginning to doubt the very basis of artistic attribution.

But now, even though some five-star hotels are fully booked for the Olympics, many economists are beginning to doubt the city will get the kind of economic windfall it was hoping for.

Even so, Storm was beginning to doubt the message.

But I was beginning to doubt that this was such a good idea.

I was beginning to doubt that scan: it was hard to believe nothing was wrong.

It's been three days and I'm beginning to doubt the rumors of uptown service".

Emily: "Sister, I am beginning to doubt your dedication to the cause".