Sentence examples for doubt grown from inspiring English sources

Absenteeism has no doubt grown as teachers' burdens have risen — if I had 175 students in my class, I'd be on sick leave a lot, too.

With the Game 7 victory blacked out by ABC in the New York area, everyone except the roughly 19,500 inside Madison Square Garden - though the number of those claiming to have been there has no doubt grown over the decades - had to improvise, most resorting to radio days.

The service had seen over 300 billion messages sent as of last October, and that number has no doubt grown considerably since then.

E.N.O.U.G.H. stands for Empowering Non-Violent Opposition to Unnecessary Guns in Homes by the way... Like other groups that have no doubt grown out of the tragedy - they deserve their place in print somewhere and hopefully are getting it - the concerned parents banded to advocate for stricter gun legislation.

Her doubt grew after she splattered to the pavement.

The doubt grew until it had to be faced down.

Yet for No Doubt, growing up doesn't mean slowing down.

I can't blame him; his audience will no doubt grow.

If next week's test fails as well, the chorus of critics will no doubt grow.

The way she spoke about the internet – "making my Facebook" – made doubt grow in my chest.

Indeed, flexibility (and complexity) became such marked characteristics of the system that doubt grew as to its continued usefulness.