Sentence examples for consider it doubtful from inspiring English sources

Analysts consider it doubtful that Chile will detain General Pinochet, who is 85 and won a court ruling in Chile this month declaring him mentally unfit for trial on charges there.

We consider it doubtful that the observed trends are strongly biased by inaccurate cancer registry or population data.

While Epstein declined to forecast when Martínez might return, Kevin Shea, a team spokesman, said the pitcher would be evaluated on Friday and considered it doubtful that Martínez would start against the Seattle Mariners that night.

Can the Jets justify starting Sanchez in Year 5? If previous examples are considered, it's doubtful.

Berman said he was aware that a former student had committed suicide but considered it "highly doubtful" that his reasons for killing himself "concerned me".

DGD did not assess 4 taxa: P. maculatus, and P. acutifolius since he considered it enough to assess the subspecies and/or variants, and P. trifidus and P. opacus, since he considered them as doubtful taxa.

Because it was considered "very doubtful whether a chain reaction can be established without separating 235 from the rest of the uranium," Urey began intensive studies of how uranium enrichment might be achieved.

The mag talked about how how the FinePix Real 3D W1 the next best thing, which I claimed was doubtful considering its price, but one small detail was left out that Fuji just now released: this camera can also record 3D movies.

The latter age estimate was employed in a recent phylogenetic analysis among the microgastroid genera [ 61]; however, it has been considered as doubtful by Perkovsky et al. [ 62] because it was calculated based on an insufficient layer sampling.

It was subsequently considered a doubtful species by later Mycena researchers, until a 1999 publication validated the taxon.

Even women journalists who had written sympathetically about Smith through the years reported that "it is considered doubtful that the country will see a woman head of state in the near or even distant future".