Sentence examples for based on doubts from inspiring English sources
Qahtani was stopped in Orlando, Florida, by an alert immigration agent, who refused him entry based on doubts about his reason for entering the country.
Yet American policy was uncertain, based on doubts over the rights of religious and ethnic minorities in Syria; the future of the country after the fall of Assad; and guarantees of no threats to Israel's security.
Part of the hesitance by e-commerce executives is based on doubts that there would be any measurable payback if they invested in video or audio features or rich graphic options for their high-speed customers.
This was not resolved, though the United Nations Development Programme is to be the conduit for an initial $30m for a "preparation phase".The colour REDDThat dispute is based on doubts about Indonesia that colour both regional anger over the haze and worries about whether REDD is feasible there.
Apart from inexperience with minimal invasive surgery, reluctance seems mainly based on doubts about the adequacy of the procedure.
Just do what you feel is right for you and know that it might be better to be on your own than to be in a relationship that was based on doubts and wrong-made decisions.
The eternal struggle between religion and science stems from one fundamental difference: religion is based on faith, but science is based on doubt.
"Religion is based on dogma and belief, whereas science is based on doubt and questioning.
Montaigne was the sceptic's sceptic: his thinking is based on doubt, a doubt that extends even to its own precepts.
THE CRITIQUE -- "The acquittal on retrial was based on reasonable doubt, not actual innocence," said Ward A. Campbell, a supervising deputy state attorney general in Sacramento who has studied cases of people released from death row.
Also, one may plausibly try to find an affinity between externalist views in analytic philosophy, and the later phenomenologists' rejection of Husserl's reduction, based on their doubt that we can prise consciousness off from the world at which it is directed, and study its 'intentional essence' in solipsistic isolation.
