Sentence examples for doubt arising from inspiring English sources

Our brains are hardwired to crave calorie-dense foods, this craving no doubt arising from our evolutionary time spent on the Tundra where calories were often scarce.

How far to extend explanation and formal knowledge in answer to their questions?." This is a typical doubt arising from constructivist pathways aiming at self-construction of knowledge and depending on the unpredictable course of their "semi-free/individual" educational processes.

A doubt arose about authenticity of sound, and rush call mae to St. Paul, Minn.

But, despite all this official appreciation, a doubt arises: Is Thurber still being widely read and enjoyed?

Think too long about that, and a wisp of doubt arises about who is or isn't dead.

What to do about the payments will no doubt arise in budget talks between Capitol Hill and the White House.

Yet as the jurors argue over the facts with increasing vehemence, doubt arises in the minds of others.

But with no immediate support from the Democratic-led Assembly or Gov. George E. Pataki, doubt arose about whether the measure would become law.

As a result, doubt arises about Dr Fox's denial in his statement that he had assisted in his friend's commercial work.

If difficulty or doubt arises as to whether a case falls within the administrative jurisdiction or that of the ordinary courts, the question is resolved by the Tribunal des Conflits.

Should doubt arise over who deserves prisoner-of-war status, the convention says the question should be decided by a tribunal, and that captives should get the benefit of the doubt until the tribunal rules: Art 5.