Sentence examples for aroused doubts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Humala's family has also aroused doubts among some voters, especially over whether his recent distancing from Venezuela is merely cosmetic.

Dr. Fox, a Scottish physician, had aroused doubts when he traveled to Afghanistan soon after the new government took office last month and said Britain was in Afghanistan to defeat Islamic extremists there so they could not mount new attacks in Britain, not for the purpose of rebuilding what he called "a broken 13th-century country".

In Finland, the context market of this study, aging energy grids, the increasing load on supply and distribution networks, political claims for energy autonomy and in particular the threats caused by the changing climate and extreme weather have aroused doubts and concrete problems concerning the reliance on electricity production.

Consequently, these data have aroused doubts and criticisms in the scientific community about the value of tumor marker-guided follow-up also in case of BC [ 56].

The study of BCLC group was carried out in a long period and only 3 cases per year were evaluated, which aroused doubt about their experience and also indicated that the risk for misdiagnosis is only less than 3/year [ 21].

Russia, a permanent member of the Security Council, said the NATO attack aroused "serious doubts about coalition members' statement that the strikes in Libya do not have the goal of physically annihilating Mr. Qaddafi and members of his family".

Together with phylogenetic networks analysis, it aroused more doubts about the placement of Protocruzia, Mesodinium and Myrionecta.

Even mighty Berkshire Hathaway, Warren E. Buffett's Triple-A rated company whose largest business is insurance, seems to arouse doubts.

And, while that may arouse doubts, there is something — after so many volumes of assault from Cabinet officers, image polishers, and other satraps — incidentally moving about this book; far from being a definitive history, it is instead a fascinating gesture of friendship sustained and maintained.

This causes everyone upset and these NGOs arouse doubt and mistrust among the residents of Lesbos.

His doubts were aroused when he found a deficiency of folic acid in a Boston man who developed megaloblastic anemia on a diet of hamburgers that had lost most of their folic acid by being overcooked.