Sentence examples for continuously doubt from inspiring English sources

- I don't dare to talk about some things... medications no!, use this!, and in a few years there's been another study and I don't know what... and then you treat the condition in a different manner (W5)." (GT1) "I believe this has turned us into "doubt experts", because I had not thought that one should continuously doubt".

Dr Hill told BBC News: "The impact on anyone who was living on Doggerland at the time would have been massive - comparable to the Japanese tsunami of 2011". Media captionDr Jon Hill: "It separated and destroyed Mesolithic tribes" "There may have been a few people coming with boats to fish, but I doubt it was continuously settled," he explained.

Yet, Delphi studies have also continuously been subject to critique and doubt, particularly concerning its judgmental and forecasting accuracy.

There is no doubt that Romney lies continuously depending on who he aims his propaganda at with his "flip-flop" campaign speeches where either his flip was a lie, or his flop was a lie, or both are lies.

There's no doubt that SSTs have been continuously positive in ENSO 3.4 since late May.

Unless you live under a rock, you have no doubt been subject to the continuously bad news streaming out of the media.

And I have no doubt that he did, as he continuously convulsed in a glorious rhythmic wrestle with the spirit.

But this nagging doubt remains: What if the good times don't continuously roll?

There is no doubt that the early childhood education profession and government continuously engaged in negotiation and compromise to develop a new pathway for the field.

And there can be no doubt either that works of art made in India were continuously exported to the colonial kingdoms, thus keeping the local art styles in touch with developments "at home".

But a new approach has thrown that old way of thinking into serious doubt, implying that Milky Way-like spirals are slowly growing continuously over time.