Sentence examples for doubt in march from inspiring English sources

But that hope was cast into doubt in March, when Perez's former partner, Nino Durden, reached a plea agreement with federal and state prosecutors, promising to coöperate in an investigation of civil-rights abuses in the Rampart case.

But the Valleys line plan was thrown into doubt in March by a row over the financing of the project.

The electrification of the Valleys lines was due to follow, but the plan was thrown into doubt in March by a row over the financing of the project.

Electrification of the Valleys lines, due to follow the £850m upgrade of the mainline, was thrown into doubt in March by a row over the financing of the project.

A new race had been planned for 2012 in Austin, Texas, but it was put in doubt in October.

But the agreement was thrown into doubt in January after the administrative court declared parts of it illegal.

The relocation was thrown into doubt in November when voters in Okinawa elected a new governor who has vowed to block the move.

The tour's viability was thrown into doubt in September, when the advocacy group GetUp! petitioned for Brown to be refused entry to Australia over his conviction for domestic violence.

The plans were called into doubt in February when the Treasury stalled the move in order to ensure it represented the best value for money for the taxpayer.

The future of the club was put then into doubt in February when the Rugby Football League deducted the club six points, prompting the club's proposed new owners, Bradford Bulls 2014 Ltd consortium, to pull out of the deal to complete their takeover.

She can throw herself on the mercy of the Obama voters, say "all that negative stuff was Penn's fault, which is why I removed him as campaign leader," and hope that the Obamamaniacs will give her the benefit of the doubt in November, rather than staying home or voting for McCain.