Sentence examples for considerable doubts about from inspiring English sources

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said the divergence between the two sets of figures raised "considerable doubts" about the accuracy of the official construction data.

The mounting concern with economic growth, however, has raised considerable doubts about the use of high rates of interest as an instrument to control inflation.

There are also considerable doubts about whether it has the operational capacity to have carried out such an elaborate and meticulously executed serial bombing.

Voters expressed the same considerable doubts about the two candidates that they had when the campaign began -- and the candidates were less known to Americans.

Georgia, the state that caused outrage in September when it put to death Troy Davis despite considerable doubts about his guilt, is also running low on stocks of the drug it used to kill him.

In an explanation of its decision, the court said it had "considerable doubts" about whether Ecclestone knew Gribkowsky held that particular position at the time of the alleged bribe.

And some analysts expressed considerable doubt about Wells Fargo's assumptions, as well as other accounting issues.

11 environment, when there was considerable doubt about the economic survival of the city.

There is considerable doubt about whether the world's politicians would be willing to stump up such a sum.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., in a separate opinion that Justice Anthony M. Kennedy joined, expressed considerable doubt about the analysis of the majority.

Again, though, there is considerable doubt about al-Qaeda's ability to carry out such an operation in Spain.