Sentence examples for deepening doubts from inspiring English sources

The show, which runs through March 18 at the Palexpo convention center, takes place amid deepening doubts about Europe's economy.

Although parliament approved the transfer last night, two parties in Mr Barak's coalition voted against - deepening doubts about the viability of his alliance.

But those conversations are complicated by deepening doubts within the administration about Pakistan's civilian and military authorities, and by resistance in Congress, which has attached strict conditions to $400 million in American aid to buttress Pakistan's counterinsurgency capabilities.

BAGHDAD — The Iraqi Parliament failed again on Thursday to approve a law to regulate a national election in January, deepening doubts about whether the nation can hold the vote on schedule.

Deepening doubts on that score, finance ministers from the euro zone on Monday demanded a letter from the two leading Greek political parties confirming their commitment to the loan deal before releasing the $11 billion Athens says it needs to avert default on its debts next month.

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea said on Friday that it was pulling out the 175 remaining factory managers from a jointly operated industrial park in North Korea, deepening doubts over the survival of the only remaining symbol of cooperation between the two countries amid a tense standoff over the North's nuclear program.

In another step reflecting deepening doubt among Democrats in Congress about the appointment, Senator Carl Levin of Michigan sent Judge Sentelle a letter urging the panel to ask Mr. Starr, a former Federal appeals court judge and Justice Department official under President George Bush, to provide a complete account of his recent political involvement.

But others said the mushrooming investigation would deepen doubts about Mr. Trump's reliability.

But the countries' tit-for-tat moves have deepened doubts that the factories would resume operations anytime soon.

The North's nuclear test deepened doubts about the effectiveness of the efforts by the United States, China and other regional powers to curb its nuclear and missile ambitions.

If most Americans conclude Republicans are right about the health care law, that judgment would inevitably deepen doubts about other government initiatives.