Sentence examples for considered a doubt from inspiring English sources
Deco, Franco Di Santo and Juliano Belletti all left the field with niggly injuries, but only Di Santo is considered a doubt for Saturday's match at West Bromwich Albion after Scolari said he would be out for about three weeks.
With Bairstow behind the stumps following the wise decision not to risk Buttler's injured left hand – he will miss the T20 match but is not considered a doubt for the first Test in Cardiff on 8 July – Rashid kept the full tosses to a minimum and extracted revenge for the 28-run over suffered at the hands of Santner at Trent Bridge on Wednesday.
Costa, 26, is also considered a doubt for the Premier League clash with Manchester United on Sunday.
O'Driscoll, 34, hurt his back in his side's Pro-12 play-off match against Glasgow and was considered a doubt for the British and Irish Lions tour.
Hughes suffered an ankle injury playing for Brighton and despite being named in Michael O'Neill's squad he must be considered a major doubt for the clash in Bucharest.
And despite being named in the tour party, he is considered a serious doubt to have the chance to add to his three caps.
In Tom Ripley's world, the vagaries of movie distribution would no doubt be considered a distasteful affair, as would the pedestrian interest in top-10 lists.
Tamils lay claim to a 2,000-year 2,000-year Sri Lanka; some consider members of thistoryriny aSri Lankainesomeith little to boast of save weight of numbers.The takeover of Mrs Nakkunanandan's reading room by Sinhalese squaddies might no doubt be considered a symembers this.
She had no problem asserting her authority and no doubt considered an orchestra full of men small fry.
Linda Edwards, Mr. Bush's spokeswoman, repeated the governor's oft-stated position that in reviewing cases he considered any doubts about guilt and whether an inmate had had full and fair access to the courts.
No doubt she will be considered an outcast by many Islamic officials, especially because she is a woman speaking out.
