Sentence examples for comments cast serious doubt from inspiring English sources

Douglas Alexander, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said: "These shameful but revealing comments cast serious doubt over David Cameron's judgment in personally appointing Howard Flight to the House of Lords only a few days ago.

That cast serious doubt on the map's authenticity.

But another study, by the World Health Organization, cast serious doubt on the official Chinese figures.

The inspections chiefs cast serious doubt on Iraq's cooperation so far.

But a recent report prepared by the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health cast serious doubt on that claim.

Wilson's findings cast serious doubt on the truth of the rumor.

He embarrassed the appeals court he is supposed to lead and cast serious doubt on his judicial impartiality.

Four decades of accumulated evidence, including evidence once suppressed by prosecutors, has cast serious doubt on Mr. MacDonald's guilt.

The comments by the senator, Carl Levin of Michigan, during and after a committee hearing to consider the nomination of J. Dorrance Smith to be assistant secretary of defense for public affairs, cast serious doubt on Mr. Smith's chances to win approval by the full Senate.

Vladimir Nabokov, conducting research for his definitive translation of Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin," was the first to cast serious doubt on the Ethiopian angle.

If he received the amount of money that Karakas says he did, it would cast serious doubt on his eligibility for the Wildcats.