Sentence examples for doubt progressed from inspiring English sources

Yes, City have been spending big and Spurs have no doubt progressed under Harry Redknapp, but surely it's also down to the relative lack of investment by United, Chelsea and Arsenal in recent years?

For Ms. Wexler, and others, more films by women about women is no doubt progress, but, she added, that inevitably presents another set of challenges.

Without a doubt, progress has been achieved, but it's not enough and the clock is ticking.

He began to have doubts as bidding progressed.

She noted that even in Texas, whose reform model inspired No Child Left Behind, scholars doubted whether students had progressed as rapidly as the data suggested — administrators exempted low-performing students from taking the test and underreported dropouts.

Higgins, a poet and writer who served as minister for arts in the Labour-Fine Gael coalition in 1994-97, quoted poets and key figures in Anglo-Irish history in his earlier speech to parliament as he hailed the normalisation in relations between London and Dublin, which has progressed from the "doubting eyes of estrangement to the trusting eyes of partnership".

No doubt his progress will be monitored on Channel 4. This story just won't go away.

There is no doubt that progress has been made since then, said Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey.

He has been at this for nearly forty years, and rare is the day that he does not doubt his progress.

There is little doubt that the Iranian effort has progressed.

Their doubts grew as the ongoing espionage scare progressed.