Sentence examples for doubt that a broad from inspiring English sources
There is considerable doubt that a broad array of opposition representatives will agree to attend without ironclad guarantees that the process would lead to the departure of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
But he doubted that any broad cross-country framework for such laws would be useful.
I have no doubt that Mr. Broad is a skilled businessman, with expertise in home building.
I do not doubt that Mr. Broad attended a fine public school, but the reality of all public schooling in the late 1940s and 1950s does not square with his remembrance.
While many reservations about the reliability of microarray data have indeed been raised, there can also be little doubt that there is a broad consensus among biologists that these data are still very useful.
No one should doubt that Kashmir suffers grim problems, of two broad sorts.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: There is no doubt that the broad subject of election law and campaign finance will always have a significant Constitutional dimension.
By 2010, when the Museum of Modern Art presented a four-decade survey, "The Artist is Present," of Marina Abramovic's work, there was no longer any doubt that there was a broad public ready to accept the idea of crossover, non-genre specific live art — and even more people were prepared to be fascinated by the charismatic Ms. Abramovic.
That's a broad principle.
The findings cast doubt on the notion that a broad-based program to reduce troubled homeowners' mortgage debt would hurt the nation's financial system.
