Sentence examples for continuing doubts from inspiring English sources

Iraq: He may be circumspect, but harbors continuing doubts about Maliki and his Iranian ties.

Now it's about nations – the United States credit downgrade and continuing doubts over eurozone sovereign debt.

Last year the company said it was "committed" to Luton despite continuing doubts over the plant's future.

However, just 21% believe Ed Miliband will be prime minister, perhaps illustrating continuing doubts over the party leader.

With continuing doubts about Rio Ferdinand's fitness, losing Vidic, who has been an outstanding performer since joining from Spartak Moscow in 2006, would be a considerable blow.

But the survey reveals continuing doubts about Mr Miliband, who is more unpopular than the EU, which scores 23 per cent.

Now she was in Edinburgh, writing on a fellowship, and she told me in a letter of her continuing doubt and discouragement.

The process to appoint Dean Saunders' successor had been delayed by the continuing doubt over the proposed takeover by the Wrexham Supporters Trust.

A Newsnight focus group this week, conducted by American pollster Frank Luntz, found enthusiasm for the leader, but continued doubts about his party.

Mr. Daley, appearing on the NBC News program "Meet the Press," said that world markets and the American economy would not tolerate continued doubts brought on by periodic fights over the debt ceiling.

There remain continued doubts about the cost-effectiveness of a circumcision program compared with other, established prevention programs, and there are doubts about whether circumcision will be as effective when highly active antiretroviral therapy is widely available for HIV [ 16].