But I recall that it was not long before each of us became dubious about the position.
Soon after the discovery, archaeologists became dubious about the breastplate inscription, which bore a few textual mistakes.
The marriage of Catherine and Henry took place in 1509, but eventually he became dubious about its validity, due to Catherine's inability to provide an heir being seen as a sign of God's displeasure.
However, before ground was broken for the new building, some of the investors became dubious about whether this was the right time to be investing in a luxury hotel.
He is dubious of both theories, and thinks that investors, too will become dubious and drive prices down.
Yet, sympathetic as these ideas seem at first look, they become dubious at a longer one.
If the IUDs migrated into the pelvic peritoneal cavity, the procedures become dubious.
However, since the number of patients with SSI located in the foot is unknown (2), the results become dubious.
After receiving an anonymous complaint last summer about possible embellishments or falsifications in Mr. Kelly's reporting, his editors became dubious of the Yugoslavia account, as well as of several other articles.
In addition, our analysis shows that RO data above 30 km height becomes dubious for gravity waves potential energy calculations.
Silver did say, in January, that he had become less dubious about Trump's prospects because Republican élites weren't doing much to combat his candidacy.
