Sentence examples for at all doubtful from inspiring English sources

At the end of the 1883 season, a meeting of the county secretaries at Lord's was held, during which a proposal was made "that the undermentioned counties agree among themselves not to employ any bowler whose action is at all doubtful".

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In much of Europe, the idea that there has been a recovery at all seems doubtful.

Although dredging is not scheduled to begin until 2005, that leaves only three years -- a crash course, some environmental experts say -- to build what will be an industrial complex for dredging, all under the scrutiny of a community still widely suspicious of whether it should be done at all, and doubtful that it can be done right.

That the figures, with their stylized gestures and minutely pleated garments, are at all "real" is doubtful.

But surely this further hypothesis will be ranked quite low qua explanation if it will be ranked at all, which seems doubtful, given that it is wholly unclear what its empirical consequences are.

Twelve months postoperatively, radiograph was observed if the posterolateral fusion was healed by Christensen's standard [ 12]: "fusion" indicated this quality of fusion at all intended levels, "doubtful fusion" indicated suboptimal quality at intended levels including fusion mass hidden behind the instrumentation, and "nonunion" indicated definite lack of fusion at one of the intended levels.

If the election is driven by economics at all -- which seems doubtful right now, with the debacle in Iraq accelerating -- it will reflect the job situation on the ground, which remains grim.

Such a goal could only be achieved, if it can be achieved at all - which is doubtful - through unilateral action.

If human life were really sacred it would be at least doubtful whether one might properly kill someone in fear that you would yourself be killed.

Houseman said that the natives around there were at first doubtful about the Festival, but now they like it; they use the Theatre as a civic center when the Festival doesn't need it.