Sentence examples for doubt so that from inspiring English sources

The debate was effectively guillotined, and amendments not discussed will be discussed at report stage of the bill (along with a raft of other amendments, no doubt, so that will be rushed as well); but the essential point is this: provisions and amendments which will have a huge effect on vulnerable and other households were despatched in a matter of a few hours.

He could hear the low growl of the A.T.V. somewhere behind him, and then the different, softer sound of the engine idling, stopped, no doubt, so that Montana Bob and Charlie Chaplin could branch out on foot to look for his sign.

Why, her parents had asked her when it was all over; so had the parents of the five girls, wishing her dead, no doubt, so that their own daughters could be revived; the schoolteachers and the reporters had asked, and now, too, sitting across from her, a man whom she barely knew.

"What I would like to leave behind is this kind of feeling responsible," Mr. Masur said, "this kind of pride to be a member of the New York Philharmonic, to be a member of one of the leading orchestras of the world, as it is now without a doubt, so that the ups and downs are not so dependent on the music director or the director or the board or the money they have.

But on each issue, these faux-experts' tactics remained the same: sow doubt so that the profitable, potentially destructive status quo remained intact.

As ruses go, it's pretty obvious but it seems clear that it's not necessarily for Moore and his allies to prove the allegations against him are false, they are just hoping to sow enough doubt so that his voters don't desert him.

In that very same moment, I also somehow shelved my doubts so that I could enjoy the spectacle or, when I was feeling fancy, "witness history".

But with the arrival of a new generation of sceptics, the real risk is of swinging too far the other way - and of marginalising those with honest doubts, so that uncertainties harden into a sense of injustice.

The judges then discuss via email the books they are particularly enjoying or about which they have doubts so that the other judges have the opportunity to read those too.

In this way, Kant hoped to 'turn the game played by idealism against itself' (cf. B276), by working from the inner experience that it takes for granted and showing that this depends on an outer experience which the idealist doubts, so that in this manner the 'scandal to philosophy' posed by such doubts can finally be resolved.

Canada's economy is cushioned against doubt, so much so that even with closely contested federal elections tomorrow, it is the character of the candidates, not the condition of the currency, that is likely to determine the outcome.