Sentence examples for counter doubts from inspiring English sources

The latter measures are calculated from the same prediction errors as used for Table 1 to counter doubts regarding the results shown therein.

Questioned on why photographic evidence of the drones has not been released into the public domain to counter doubts about the validity of the sightings, Sussex police said video footage "has proved of insufficient quality, due to the time of day [and] distance" from those filming.

These results help counter doubts about the acceptability of lifestyle advice in the cancer context.

Meeting with community leaders before and during the vaccination campaign was important to counter doubts voiced in some popular media on the efficacy and potential harmful effect of OCV.

In California, he countered doubts by announcing that two skateboarders, Justin Hawxhurst and Tyler Buschmann, would join him to skateboard the breadth of the United States, acting as eyewitnesses.

To counter such doubts, McDonald and Reeve have rigorously documented both his progress and that of other patients who are undergoing similar treatment.

To counter any doubts, they play the "economy card," maintaining that the country "can't afford unnecessary rules," that the regulations would be the most expensive to date, and that it would be a risk to jobs growth.

The Merchants of Doubt's true agenda, though, is not to condemn capitalism but to counter the doubt industry's corrosive influence on public opinion.

• Forest City issued a statement to counter public doubt about its resolve.

Negative ads, however, can be effective, and this one could remind viewers of Mrs. Clinton's shaky record on legislative proposals while countering any doubts about Mr. Lazio's commitment to Congressional work.

Mr. Obama's style seems to be: Engage, yes, but wield a club as well — and try to counter the global doubts that he is willing to use it.