Sentence examples for became doubtful whether from inspiring English sources

Fiorina's passionate performance during this debate was heavily praised and caused her to briefly surge in the polls, even though it quickly became doubtful whether the video she described even existed.

"Unfortunately" future developments were so difficult to predict that it would become doubtful whether it is possible at all to draw lessons for today's governance.

The topic identification algorithm's performance becomes doubtful in various cases.

Under such conditions, the value of "classical" measures of renal function becomes doubtful.

Yet it has become increasingly doubtful whether Israel's leader, Ariel Sharon, has truly accepted that simple formula.

One of our greatest parliamentarians, Robin Cook, told the House on 4 February 2003 that there was a real possibility of House of Lords reform becoming a parliamentary equivalent of Waiting for Godot: "It never arrives and some have become rather doubtful whether it even exists, but we sit around talking about it year after year".

But even if cash does become more plentiful, it is doubtful whether today's generation of managers will be quite so cavalier about taking it for granted.

Whether it was the right decision becomes hypothesis but it is doubtful whether England's bowlers could have produced the stifling discipline of South Africa that so restricted them, nor the inspirational spell from Hall that knocked the stuffing out of the middle of the innings at a time when Andrew Strauss and Paul Collingwood appeared to be in the process of rectifying the situation.

Employees will become increasingly doubtful and anxious as they watch their colleagues become unemployed and wonder in fear whether they will be next to receive a layoff notice.

The bishop tried to persuade him to become a monk, but Dunstan was doubtful whether he had a vocation to a celibate life.

It is doubtful whether the proposal will become legislation however, as it does not appear to have enough support.