Sentence examples for creates some doubts from inspiring English sources

"To be always out in Q1 creates some doubts, so confirmation is important".

"In light of what happened, it certainly creates some doubt in my mind" about the Yankees signing O'Neill, Joe Bick, O'Neill's agent, said.

A recent and well designed Belgian study 14 of children presenting for assessment of an acute illness suggests clinical signs have value in excluding serious disease, but the limited sample size of children with serious infection (n=31) creates some doubt over the precision and statistical power of the study.

"These flashes do appear on the tape that seem to have created some doubts," Mr. Bradford said.

All you have to do to defeat an initiative is create some doubts in people's minds.

"I just couldn't hang with him for long enough to create some doubts in his mind.

"You don't always succeed, and when that is the case it can create some doubts," Flower added.

No correlation was found between initial abstractions (Ia) calculated from the basin characteristics and runoff thresholds (P0) empirically obtained, which create some doubts about the validity of Ia method for predicting floods in ephemeral streams.

However, an investigation has created some doubts about the nature of Black Death by implicating other possible causes such as Ebola-like viruses or other infectious agents (10 ).

But the ninth inning did not go as smoothly, creating some doubt about the outcome.

As it has done all series long, Philadelphia rallied to create some doubt.