Sentence examples for because of the doubts from inspiring English sources

Partington decides to make an offer but to set the hurdle high because of the doubts.

Patriarch Alexy, head of the Russian Orthodox church, is staying away because of the doubts felt by many of his flock about the remains' identity.

Even now, although Mr. Mbeki has largely backed down, AIDS sufferers are slow to seek treatment because of the doubts Mr. Mbeki has sown.

Because of the doubts over getting it licensed here, had I not asked, weeks would have passed until the subject was raised.

Because of the doubts surrounding the Beijing bid, some experts have predicted the International Olympic Committee will give the Games to the new boy.

Because of the doubts raised, the bureau went back and examined the more detailed answers given by Hispanics who responded to the census long form.

The Belgian, who was priced at around 2-1 before all the bookmakers suspended betting on the event because of the doubt regarding her participation, was last night still not certain to play.

Because of the doubt the courts have cast on the legitimacy of the labor board appointments, the legality of the board's decisions in the year and a half since Mr. Obama went around the Senate and named them is in question.

But it may be that those critics need to hear constant reaffirmations of American greatness because of the doubt planted in their own hearts by the country's present travails.This would not be the first time American intellectuals have been troubled by the sense of greatness slipping away.

"Because of the markets' doubts and France's vulnerability," the minister said, "the U-turn will have to happen overnight.

Problems involving motion were not well understood, perhaps because of the philosophical doubts exemplified by Zeno's paradoxes or because of Aristotle's erroneous theory that motion required the continuous application of force.