Sentence examples for be very doubtful from inspiring English sources
He'll be very doubtful for tomorrow's game".
Whether television companies, which provide more than half of Fifa's annual income of £822m, can be persuaded to boycott Fifa games and tournaments, above all the World Cup, must be very doubtful.
But Miller, in continuing to urge publishers to be "recognised" by the charter did refer to the "incentives", meaning a protection from the payment of legal costs for libel claimants (even if unsuccessful) and the imposition of exemplary damages (which would be very doubtful anyway).
Even if all the military targets could be put out of action, which is highly unlikely, Iran also has millions of fellow Shia supporters in Iraq and Afghanistan, who would very likely rise in revolt, and it must be very doubtful if American forces in the region could contain such a heightened and widespread insurgency.
In the meantime, the Church of England is on the front pages this morning with its own response, which among other things, warns that "it must be very doubtful whether limiting same-sex couples to non-religious forms and ceremonies could withstand a challenge under the European Convention on Human Rights".
One issue I have with the response is that the warning in the introduction: "it must be very doubtful whether limiting same-sex couples to non-religious forms and ceremonies could withstand a challenge under the European Convention on Human Rights".
"So right now, it's very doubtful.
I may practice, but it's very doubtful.
"McGuire and Sutcliffe are very doubtful for Friday," said McDermott.
"You never know with him but it's very doubtful.
