Sentence examples for doubt the usefulness from inspiring English sources
Similarly, even the analyses that doubt the usefulness of antidepressants find that they help with severe depression.
Otherwise, one begins to doubt the usefulness -- whatever its value as a marketing device -- of black fine art as a category.
And it is not just anti-Fed types like the presidential candidate Rick Perry who doubt the usefulness of more easing; Ph.D. economists are skeptical too.
If the DNE's reputation cannot be quickly reinstated, citizens may begin to doubt the usefulness of one of their most powerful weapons against the mobs.
Several European governments doubt the usefulness of new threats to bomb Serbia, arguing instead for quiet efforts to shore up Montenegro's own security forces.But in whose name does the ICG speak, and seek to fix policy for democratically elected governments?
Liberals and Democrats were the most likely to doubt the usefulness of American involvement in the war.
They doubted the usefulness of international law and institutions.
Some doubted the usefulness of the forum -- part of the United Nations' "year of fresh water" -- and criticized the continued support for Soviet-era plans.
But Mr. Mekdad suggested the government doubted the usefulness of talking to leaders of the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, the exile group that the West and its Arab allies have tried to set up as the government's opposition counterpart and the civilian leadership of the loose-knit rebel Free Syrian Army.
Indeed, whereas before the battle some infantry had doubted the usefulness or necessity of the Centurions, afterwards they did not like working without them.
