Sentence examples for doubt subject from inspiring English sources

(Women's longings are no doubt subject to their own twisted patterns).

This is so far only an aberration (and no doubt subject to outside provocation).

The absolute dollar amounts are reasonable, but the multiples are small relative to tech, ranging from 1.6X to a potential 8X (no doubt subject to earn outs), with the average being in the 2-3X range.

Twitter and other social media offer records of language mutating in real time and space: an immense and novel resource that, while no doubt subject to its own unique quirks, can offer linguists the opportunity to explore how our words and phrases arise from acts of tacit cultural negotiation. .

When asked if the trust would dilute its share in club, Steel told BBC Radio Cumbria: "Without a doubt, subject to the deal being right for the club". Chelsea's website: Cesc Fabregas has covered the most ground in the Premier League this term (237.4km) followed by Nemanja Matic.

After several hours' delay, during which the letter was no doubt subjected to ultraviolet and chirographical analysis by FBI agents in the basement, the archivist returned impassively.

No history of drug abuse, nor severe mental illness or personality disorder according to DSM-IVTR criteria (as valuated by a psychiatrist, also trough the administration of SCL-90 scale in the "doubt" subjects) and no psychopharmacological-psychological interventions has been reported.

Give others the benefit of a doubt: Subjected to a joke you didn't like?

Furthermore, with the introduction of "Unconscious Experimenter Bias" by Rosenthal, experimenters not only doubted subjects and findings, but also themselves (Rosenthal, 1956).

No doubt the subject matter is important to me — she often writes about the intimate relationship between atheism and orthodoxy — but mostly I just love the sentences, the formal ingenuity, and the eccentric, electric heart and mind that lie behind those things.

No doubt this subject will consume considerable airtime later this month at the Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, the annual Super Bowl on the subject sponsored by University of Miami School of Law.