Sentence examples for doubtful delivered from inspiring English sources
President McKinley did his best to help Hanna, sending a letter to one Republican whose vote was doubtful, delivered by a soldier.
McCain looked somber, or maybe even doubtful, as he delivered these lines: he sounded like a guy who knew he was facing a tough crowd in Cincinnati — and, as it transpired, outside of Cincinnati, too.
First, it is doubtful that it would deliver the desired economic outcome.
Overall it is doubtful that Klinsmann learned much from this game and, predictably, it was two very familiar faces who delivered the brightest moments.
Their record is far from perfect in doing this, and it's doubtful that the Harper government will be keen on redistributing income to cushion the blow that globalization has delivered to certain industries.
As media groups' problems with online investments unfold, it seems ever more doubtful that the Internet can deliver as much as they hoped.The theory behind the AOL/Time Warner merger was that the Internet and media-and-entertainment should make a perfect marriage.
This research revealed that, although economical, due to the low performance of such a collector it was doubtful that the system could deliver meaningful energy savings.
But it is doubtful that this is the end of extremism in either location, or that force of arms will deliver long-lasting security solutions in the region.
With such political obstacles in place, Netanyahu's ability to deliver a plan that will be sufficient to keep the Palestinians from using the UN option is doubtful.
