Sentence examples for doubt capital from inspiring English sources

"No doubt capital will have to go where the growth is," explains Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who heads Kingdom Holdings and places number eight on forbes' billionaire list.

"No doubt capital will have to go where the growth is," says Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who heads Kingdom Holdings.

In the case of Mr. Hussein and his associates, there appeared to be little doubt that capital punishment would apply.

In that case, Uttecht v. Brown, a 5-to-4 majority gave state courts great leeway in death penalty trials to remove jurors who express even mild doubt about capital punishment.

Other developments since 1995 have also mirrored the growing doubts about capital punishment.

Which could mean that Mr. Dixon's case will not be the last in which defense lawyers invoke Mr. Ashcroft's name to foster jurors' doubts about capital punishment.

The multimillionaire owner of the Evening Standard and Independent expressed doubts that capital controls to be imposed by the Cypriot government in order to stem a bank run would work.

NEW YORK TIMES Cyprus Rescue Deal Addresses Important Principles  |  The bailout deal that Cyprus reached with its euro zone partners makes the best of an extremely bad situation, but there are lingering doubts on capital controls and the effect the debt will have on the economy, Hugo Dixon of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

Leo Fraser, a Republican from Pittsfield, the third senator who changed his mind, said that several factors figured in his decision, including doubts that capital punishment was a deterrent to crime, but that he was particularly struck by a letter from a woman in Guilford.

"The evidence is pretty good and there is little doubt that social capital is an important factor in economic performance," he said.

In his remarks yesterday, the mayor said of New York, "We are without doubt the cultural capital of the world, and this new project will strengthen our claim to that title".