Sentence examples for doubt range from inspiring English sources

I'd like to give Broder the benefit of the doubt – range anxiety is a real and frightening thing – Tesla's Nate Silveretorte retort is quite illuminating and could change the reviewer dynamic.

Of course, if the Senate does decide to hold antitrust hearings (at this point no specific hearings are scheduled, it's just an agenda item for the subcommittee), the discussion will no doubt range far beyond e-commerce into all sorts of other antitrust arguments.

"Many TV meteorologists remain climate change sceptics, in part because they are skilled at forecasting weather over short time periods, which can make them doubt long-range projections from climate science computer models," wrote Andrew Freedman, who covers climate change for Mashable.

Previously it has been used in games lawsuits including from the musician Axl Rose, the rock band No Doubt and a range of athletes against games publishers".

"Push and Shove" (Interscope), the often baffling new No Doubt album, shows range but not depth, a familiar trade-off for this band.

Whichever way RS may turn, there is little doubt that this range of academic enquiry can tap a reservoir of intellect which, at this level, few other subjects reach.

The work of American astronomer Allan Sandage and his collaborators proved without a doubt that the range in age for globular clusters was relatively small and that the detailed characteristics of the giant branches of their colour-magnitude diagrams were correlated with age and small differences in chemical abundances.

No doubt, the broad range of factors covered in SPECTRUM will enable smart cities to efficiently incentivise users and improve participation in large-scale crowdsensing applications.

No doubt the Note range will be pushed heavily towards the enterprise market, and Samsung will promote a number of use cases that emphasis the use of the device in a business setting.

Without a doubt, their scope of expertise covers a wide range of Physics in the realms of applications in medicine, and nuclear medicine in particular.

Most modern pop falls somewhere within this range, no doubt.