Sentence examples for doubt for long from inspiring English sources

These days, no dot.com gets the benefit of the doubt for long, and there are concerns that Alibaba's site lacks depth.

If in fact the subsidies disappear — or even if their funding just remains in doubt for long enough to cause insurers to panic — both bleeding-heart liberals and fiscal conservatives should worry.

Turkey, which gave Mr. Assad the benefit of the doubt for too long, also has to bear down.

With Mr Turner, there was never any doubt, for a long time, that it was vitally important to go to Venice.

But according to the party's MPs, most of them are still willing to give Mr Cameron the benefit of the doubt for as long as his tactics are succeeding and he looks like a winner.

So the NPD is typically given the benefit of the doubt for a long time, even after the lies and contradictions begin to surface.

"U.S. consumers gave the Big Three the benefit of the doubt for a long time before turning away from them, and now their reputation is worse than their actual performance and progress toward needed reforms".

But after publicly doubting for so long that Mr. Bush would do anything in support of Palestinian aspirations, other Arab analysts have responded to his visit with effusive praise.

In fact, the association between bisphosphonate use and these fractures (3) was stronger than the one between tobacco smoking and lung cancer (4), a relation doubted for a long time by some researchers.

The outside world, Daw Suu clearly feels, has been giving the Burmese military the benefit of the doubt for far too long.

Sometimes we have so much invested in the status quo that we'll avoid anything that threatens it, and give people the benefit of the doubt for far too long.