Sentence examples for considerable doubt that from inspiring English sources

Nationalist voters still seem inclined to give Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein's leader, the benefit of the considerable doubt that now clouds his reputation as genuine peace-maker in London, Dublin and Washington.To outsiders, that must seem the strangest aspect of Northern Ireland's election, but in the province, it makes perfect sense.

There is considerable doubt that Penry could make such a showing.

When the schools were reopened last year, there was considerable doubt that the children could resume disciplined school behavior.

In Brussels, there is considerable doubt that May has the ability to deliver on either of these options.

The use of ECMO for patients with ARDS increased rapidly after the pandemic, but many experts still had considerable doubt that the existing evidence justified its use.

The Senate, however, has not acted on the issue and there is considerable doubt that it will do so this year.

This despite the considerable doubts that exist about the quality of Romanian democracy, to say nothing of corruption and a creaky judicial system.

In a statement explaining its decision to abandon proceedings, the court said it had "considerable doubts" that Ecclestone knew Gribkowsky had held the position at the German state bank at the time of the alleged bribe.

Considerable doubt exists that Singapore, Australia and New Zealand can legally be associated with the present document.

There is considerable doubt, however, that this museum-building project, some 25 years in discussion, will be completed in time for the 2004 Olympics.

The new president, whoever he is, will take office with the most tenuous of electoral margins, considerable public doubt that he won fairly, and a severe level of rancor on Capitol Hill.