Sentence examples for cases doubtful from inspiring English sources

Only in Gaul and in northern Italy are inscriptions found, and the interpretation of these is in most cases doubtful.

FNA was non-diagnostic in 2 cases, negative in 26 cases, doubtful in 7 cases, suspected in 4 cases, and positive for malignant tumor cells in 11 cases.

It is, in any case, doubtful that the fate of Israel is best served by its dependence on an alliance with Christian fundamentalists and people on a mission to liberate the world with military force.

Cutoff scores used were those commonly used (Herrmann, 1997), specifically: <7 – non-case, 8 10 – doubtful case, ⩾11 – definite case.

"A number of the cases seem doubtful," Dr. Laughren said.

His contemporaries soon accepted his decisions as authoritative in cases of doubtful or conflicting usage; parler Vaugelas meant to speak not merely correctly but elegantly, and the Remarques became la bible de l'usage.

Unfortunately the reports that we have are fragmentary and, in many cases, of doubtful reliability.

They say they are increasingly dissatisfied with the government's handling of the case and doubtful about whether they are being told the truth.

But whether Watson regarded Winnick's approach – broadly of the "would you say you're Parliament's Mother Teresa?" approach to interrogation – actually helped his case seems doubtful.

Some say he has travelled so little in person to Europe and elsewhere in the past few months, to sell the Bush case to doubtful publics (as the far more embattled Tony Blair has done in Britain).

The other views should be used as second choice in case of doubtful measure or impossibility to obtain a clear image.