Sentence examples for considerable amount of doubt from inspiring English sources
The ancient history of Malacca, like that of Singapore, is enveloped in a considerable amount of doubt.
There was enough there to create a considerable amount of doubt on whether he should be mayor of Detroit.
Without doubt, Tehran has a considerable amount of political leverage over the decision made by Assad's regime and his apparatuses.
"The analysis indicates that there was a considerable amount of negative coverage of both candidates and that such coverage has potential to cast doubt on a woman's suitability to be commander-in-chief or in the wings," they wrote.
There can be no doubt, however, that agents do perform a valuable service in relieving an author of the considerable amount of routine work that his literary affairs may involve.
Such strong services inflation casts some doubt on any judgement, such as appears to be held by the MPC, that there is a considerable amount of spare capacity in the UK economy bearing down on inflation.
