Sentence examples for doubt regarding whether from inspiring English sources

With a new doubt regarding whether the swaps would be activated, the price of credit-default swaps on the company dipped a bit on Monday, but remained high.

The conversation drifts from the Latin quotation on his ring (Vocatus atque non vocatus, Deus ­aderit, meaning "Invoked or not invoked, God is present") to his lifelong struggle with doubt regarding whether he thinks about the afterlife.

A limitation of this and most other cross-sectional studies is the doubt regarding whether or not temporality is intact: Did the suspected risk factor truly occur before the outcome or is it possible that the two are reversed?

It is thought the England international made the original U-turn because of doubts regarding whether he would be handed enough playing time by Pellegrini.

When looking more closely at the race relations between whites and blacks in America, there are still doubts regarding whether the country has really made racial progress.

Still, the assumption is not wholly uncontroversial; indeed, some have expressed serious doubts regarding whether moral motivation is as regular and reliable as we commonly suppose (Copp 1997, 50).

Absence of such an exact methodology in previous studies allowed theoretical doubts regarding whether all of the children who "lost" their ASD diagnosis had originally been correctly diagnosed.

Despite the striking advantages in PBL or POPS over traditional lecturing, there have been many doubts regarding whether these student-centered teaching methods are feasible in China or other Asian countries, since oriental philosophy and culture are remarkably different from those in western countries.

The employer form (Employer's Report of Injury/Disease Form; Form 7), which is used to indicate whether there is doubt regarding the work-relatedness of an employee's back injury, is mandatory and must be submitted within 3 days of a work-related injury.

It is interesting to note that this would turn out to be the only decision of the Trial Chamber evaluating the evidence in the trial, although the standard of proof for this motion was only whether there was sufficient evidence upon which a trial chamber could convict, rather than whether there was evidence beyond reasonable doubt regarding Milošević's responsibility.

Whether this is related to the formulation of the questions or a general doubt regarding these routines is difficult to know.