Sentence examples for causes doubts from inspiring English sources

Whether or not this brand will make money remains to be seen, but J.C. Penney's plummeting stock causes doubts.

According to the Cochrane Collaboration, 'low' means any bias is unlikely to substantively alter a study's results, 'unclear' means the bias causes doubts about the results, and high means the bias is likely to threaten the validity of the results.

Splashes of sparkle adorn the pages as the seedling kiss causes "doubt" and a "pout" before it sprouts and spreads in a cheery wash of yellow and pink.

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

There were more mixed economic signals yesterday, which may cause doubts to linger about the outlook.

Pre-empt any red flag areas that might cause doubts in the interviewer's mind.

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.

Delays are also a problem in the general election: they can cause doubts about the result, especially if it changes after election day.

Stacey and a handful of other professors upend the students' regimented thinking, causing doubts that must be reconciled with their faith.

Eastern regional politicians meeting in Kharkiv adopted a resolution saying the measures "in such circumstances cause doubts about their... legitimacy and legality.