Sentence examples for bigger doubt from inspiring English sources

The bigger doubt is whether Corbyn can repeat the success in later weeks.

Yet it is wounded: Wall Street's faith in it has been shaken.Investors may soon be grappling with even bigger doubts.

Too many details can bog a case down and give defense lawyers the chance to challenge pieces of the case, eventually raising bigger doubts in jurors' minds, she said.

"I think he is a really big doubt".

The biggest doubt is whether it can fulfil its declared aim of raising growth.

The biggest doubt will be about the Treasury's money stream.

As Mr. Fraga indicated, the other big doubt in the region is the cost of oil.

The biggest doubt is whether investors will finance the government at an interest rate it can afford.

So the big doubt remains: if Germany decides to commit a lot more money to save the euro, can France afford to as well?

"When you first step onto the field," he said, "the biggest doubt is whether you have enough to cut it at the big league level.

One big doubt about a departure from crisis mode has to do with the country's banks and their willingness to increase borrowing in a credit-starved economy.