Sentence examples for doubt for too long from inspiring English sources

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

But credit to her, she doesn't argue for too long, no doubt with timeoutgate at the back of her mind.

As you'll no doubt recall from my book Battlelines: "For too long, policymakers have ranked motorists just above heavy drinkers or smokers as social pariahs... They're citizens going to work, doing the shopping, taking the kids to school".

There is little doubt that the economy has been stagnant for too long, and forceful measures are needed to ensure that we return to sustainable positive growth.

Unexamined fictions ripen into facts when doubts, guilt, shame or worry go on for too long.

I doubt the price will stay at precisely this level for too long, and a liquor license is expected in four to five months.

Though Mr Wan has not been linked to the attempted bombing, Macau's authorities no doubt feel that he has been writing his own script for too long.

No doubt her rigid and distant attitude is a result of having been employed by Flora for too long.

Lots of the same people who believe that the criminal-justice system locks up too many defendants for too long were nonetheless aghast to see a jury give the benefit of the doubt to this defendant, this time.

It has gone on for too long.

For too long, poachers acted with impunity.