Sentence examples for caused doubt from inspiring English sources

"Several incidents in Kotor in a short time period [have] affected perceptions, caused doubt and, in some people, even fear that they are not safe in this town," the interior minister, Goran Danilović, said.

I held three MIT degrees and yet the homogeneity of my workplace caused doubt to creep into my mind.

Most profoundly they caused doubt among white voters as to whether Obama was "on their side" -- the threshold question of all politics.

The Aurigid outburst on September 1 , 1935prompted the investigation of a connection with Comet Kiess, though the 24-year delay between the comet's return caused doubt in the scientific community.

This sometimes caused doubt on the interpretation of these items for both the GPs and the practice visitors.

That caused doubts about the government's commitment to cutting inflation.

But the Christmas Day bombing attempt "has caused doubts about how he is handling this to bubble to the surface".

Add to that, that it might have caused doubts about the authenticity of our blogs, stories, and us.

This was only Europe's fourth victory in 12 Solheim Cups and another easy American victory might have caused doubts about the contest to resurface, especially with all the brilliant Asians looking on without an invitation to the party.

The Premier League will vote next month on whether to introduce the video assistant referee (VAR) system but the trials that have taken place in the FA Cup have caused doubts to emerge at some clubs.

It was the failure to produce measurements in agreement with what was already known (i.e., the failure of an important experimental check) that caused doubts about Morpurgo's measurements.