Sentence examples for considerable doubt over from inspiring English sources
Clattenburg, 40, refereed that game and was at the centre of controversy after he awarded a penalty to Spurs having judged Raheem Sterling to have been guilty of a handball, something replays cast considerable doubt over.
The death of Flowers is given a literary autopsy in the book and Mee's exploration of the operating quack's credentials even raises considerable doubt over the cause of Tiger's death, which came at a time when he was close to getting a chance to fight for his old title against Walker.
Such a response casts considerable doubt over whether large-scale commercial farmers can be regarded as having made a transition to post-productivism.
Despite the great interest in the genus Drosophila as a model for genetics, development and evolution, there is still considerable doubt over the correct phylogeny within the genus and the Drosophilinae.
The FA fined Terry's team-mate Ashley Cole £90,000 for his offensive tweet the day of the FA judgment, which found it had "considerable doubts" over the reliability of Cole's evidence.
Vladimir Putin, the president, is keen to open up new LNG export markets in Japan and elsewhere in Asia, partly to offset weakening sales to Europe.Yet Mr Abiru says considerable doubt still hangs over an LNG accord with Russia, not least because it is not clear how expensive gas from the Russian Far East will be.
McClennan will finalise his team next week with considerable doubts remaining over the availability of the five players who have been selected from National Rugby League clubs.
With Warnock effectively out of the equation now, and considerable doubt surrounding O'Neill's willingness to take over at Upton Park, Allardyce, who has been out of work since he was sacked by Blackburn Rovers in December, would appear to be the frontrunner.
There is considerable doubt whether the….
But South was in considerable doubt.
Subsequent research, however, has cast considerable doubt on these conclusions.
