Sentence examples for article cast doubt from inspiring English sources

Sir Win has been questioned enough that Citi's board was forced to issue a statement of support for him last week, after a Wall Street Journal article cast doubt on his future.

Analyses presented in this article cast doubt on the conclusion that the epidemiological evidence for lung cancer strongly supports a difference in potency for different fiber types.

Other British papers quickly followed suit with a flurry of articles casting doubt on the protesters' dedication to full-time occupation.

In 2001 Barron's financial magazine published an article that cast doubt on Madoff's integrity, and financial analyst Harry Markopolos repeatedly presented the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) with evidence, notably a detailed investigation, "The World's Largest Hedge Fund Is a Fraud," in 2005.

But this morning USA Todayprinted an article that cast doubt Google's supposedly benevolent and open approach to mobile software.

The executive editor of The Washington Post, Leonard Downie Jr., said in yesterday's newspaper that he and other top editors had erred before the war in Iraq by not giving front-page prominence to more articles that cast doubt on the Bush administration's claims that Saddam Hussein was hiding weapons of mass destruction.

This example is not at all comparable to the Soon case, where a researcher was paid by fossil fuel companies to write specific journal articles that cast doubt on the science of human-caused global warming -- but failed to follow journal COI disclosure guidelines concerning his direct funding from the fossil fuel industry for those articles.

He has done this skillfully in a series of interviews and articles that also cast doubt on both the authenticity of the escape and on Ugyen Trinley's spiritual credentials.

Article 19 cast doubts on the police version that a patrol car ran over the journalist in a patch of wasteland by accident.

Take Zadie Smith, for example, who recently wondered aloud in the New York Review of Books whether social networking is creating a generation of People 2.0, or Malcolm Gladwell who cited Morozov in a New Yorker article in October that cast doubt on Twitter and Facebook as instruments of genuine change.

In August seven American soldiers approaching the end of their tour in Iraq published an op-ed article in the New York Times that cast doubt on claims of progress.