Sentence examples for doubt the viability from inspiring English sources

Small wonder that there are points along the road when one party starts to doubt the viability of the other.

If the mutual fund giants doubt the viability of folios, there are believers on the outskirts of the industry.

And it casts into doubt the viability even of the revised, slower timetables that call on the industry to mirror the nation's ethnic mix by 2025.

The protests also placed in doubt the viability of the Western-backed plan to prevent the resurgence of Afghanistan as a major exporter of opium.

While some doubt the viability of the area, which borders blighted neighborhoods and initially failed to attract clients, several developers with sterling track records are betting on its future.

If Kobane finally falls to the continuing Isis assault against it, it would be a major setback, putting into doubt the viability of any US plan relying exclusively on air power and further kindling Kurdish fury over Turkey's inaction.

For months, the NSA, the phone companies and reform-minded legislators have doubted the viability of having the phone companies store call data on the NSA's behalf.

Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, who sent a note of congratulation to Mr. Zucker last week, said in a telephone interview, "Anybody who doubts the viability of network television after this is nuts".

The Disappearing Novel of Ideas: At a time when many are doubting the viability of the novel itself, Jennie Erdal, in an essay at The Financial Times, boldly goes in search of that even rarer specimen: the philosophical novel.

During this process, the international community remained concerned about the methods used and doubted the viability of the government's reconciliation plans.

Those doubting the viability of the president's proposals need only look to the polls.