Sentence examples for casting major doubt from inspiring English sources
The 29-year-old will be out for "six to eight weeks" after having corrective surgery, casting major doubt over the centre's involvement at the World Cup.
His account differed enough from the trial witnesses' to cast major doubt on the prosecution's theory.
But a potential SFA charge will leave Barton even more vulnerable after his club suspension cast major doubt on whether he would play for Rangers again.
Perhaps there is a way to account for the massive discrepancy between what Mortenson claims he is making, and what the facts show he is 'actually' making, but again, like the 60 Minutes piece, it certainly casts major doubt as to how truthful his statements have been.
The Committee also cast major doubts on the regulator's capacity to deal with the vast amount of material on 98 major organisations.
If Hinkley C were to be derailed, it would cast major doubts over how the UK will meet its energy needs in the long term.
This is done because major doubt has been cast over the clinical relevance of statistically significant findings relying on p values with the potential to report chance findings.
A month after former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling was convicted on nine felony counts with circumstantial metadata, the zealous prosecution is now having potentially major consequences -- casting doubt on the credibility of claims by the U.S. government that Iran has developed a nuclear weapons program.
The C.I.A.'s latest assessment, based on information gathered since the end of major combat, cast further doubt on the connection, and was now in circulation.
The desertions in the heat of a major battle cast fresh doubt on the effectiveness of the American-trained Iraqi security forces.
