Sentence examples for deeply doubtful from inspiring English sources

Poland was always deeply doubtful about the constitution; on the other hand, Polish farmers will soon begin receiving large cheques from the EU, which could turn opinion around.

But despite ritual expressions of good faith from Mr Netanhayu and Mr Abbas, most experts are deeply doubtful of a successful outcome.

On the heels of hawkish comments by his likely successor Tillerson, outgoing Secretary of State John Kerry visited Vietnam one last time to highlight the importance of their growing relationship and promise, despite a deeply doubtful TPP, that free trade mattered for both nations.

But if an independent investigator ostensibly couldn't find enough evidence to clearly implicate the president in a crime, it's doubtful a deeply divided Congress will.

You want to fuck a woman in her vagina?!" Yoni wore a yarmulke and was still in the gray area between Magic and Hasidic, like some sort of deeply uncomfortable psychedelic puberty, doubtful of the old way but afraid of the new one.

Still, it remains doubtful that Washington will cut very deeply into assistance that goes into Peru's efforts at combating terrorism and narcotics trafficking.

Third, our conversations with Iranian policymakers indicate they are deeply suspicious of U.S. intentions in Afghanistan and increasingly doubtful about America's strategic and tactical competence there.

They are deeply reluctant to charge off loans or put aside reserves to cover doubtful loans, because if they did the prudent thing by their shareholders their share prices would probably drop precipitously.

It is doubtful that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld can counter entrenched interests deeply rooted in the country's political culture, although he is certainly trying.

The legacy of the Greatest Depression, even with the doubtful benefit of those structural reforms, is a terribly weak and deeply damaged economy.

Whether FoR can overcome the well-financed and deeply entrenched interests that benefit from the current system of using postdocs and graduate students as cheap labor is more doubtful.