Sentence examples for because of doubt about from inspiring English sources

A critic of the transportation authority, Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, called the deal "another disastrous decision" because of doubt about the financial arrangements.

Partly because he was shy about performing in public, and partly because of doubt about his ability, he decided to abandon music and pursue his literary interests.

Women express breast milk because of doubt about the adequacy of their milk supply [ 36].

If particular colleagues were not approached, this was usually because of doubt about their competence, and rarely for personal reasons.

Dykes considered that women expressed breast milk because of doubt about the adequacy of their milk supply [ 22].

At the same time in the medical literature, FMS is described as a syndrome that evokes uneasiness in health care staff (as current diagnostic criteria are not well supported by objective markers of physiological or biochemical nature and indeed because of doubt about the existence of the condition at all) and places great demands on resources in clinical practice.

but were largely discounted because of doubts about the sources.

Americans sometimes don't want to help poor countries because of doubts about whether aid works.

Moody's downgraded France because of doubts about its future competitiveness and aversion to structural reforms of the economy.

The Obama administration later cancelled most of the sales, because of doubts about Bush's leasing plan.

Some mothers in the group had stopped immunizing their young children because of doubts about vaccine safety.