Sentence examples for because of doubts from inspiring English sources

Not because of doubts that obesity is a serious problem.

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.

Courts ruled that he could not run in elections two years ago because of doubts over his nationality.

But it is also because of doubts, among the urban elite and others, about the direction of the revolution and how a rebel-ruled Syria would look.

Mr. Williams said he was "very thankful but surprised" by the verdict because of doubts that had been cast on the accuser, now 24, by defense lawyers.

But T-Mobile USA's share of the mobile market is slipping further, partly because of doubts about the future of the business.

One of the most damaging side effects of the crisis has been a reluctance by banks to lend to each other because of doubts about each other's solvency.

But he was again hesitant about attending, partly because he felt tired and infirm, partly because of doubts about the outcome.

The police and prosecutors eventually suspended charges against Mr. Pickton, apparently because of doubts over the prostitute's reliability as a witness.

Investors face an important choice: sell euro-zone assets because of doubts about the Greece bailout or sell them because the rescue is just the beginning.