Sentence examples for doubtful enough from inspiring English sources

Even if many want to visit the tolerance museum, which is doubtful enough, they will have a formidable time getting there.

Although the instinct to provide catastrophic coverage is a good one, it is doubtful enough could be cut from Medicare to finance it.

The president has repeatedly called the camp a recruitment tool for organizations like Islamic State, yet as Guantánamo now enters its 15th year as an internationally notorious wartime detention facility, administration officials and sympathetic outside activists are doubtful Obama has enough time in his presidency to shutter the camp.

How many of the living cells of an autogenous graft survive when it is transplanted to another region of the body is problematical; however, it is extremely doubtful that a large enough number of these cells retain enough vitality to make any substantial difference in the healing of the graft.

Both on trial Watch me flash ReprintsWhether the budget deal finally agreed in March goes far enough is doubtful.

But the conference ends on June 30 and diplomats are doubtful that there is enough time, or any flexibility in Washington.

But even after the heavy defeat, Australia captain James Horwill was backing his coach 100 percent — although it is doubtful that will be enough to save Deans.

Several Utah newspapers have featured him in recent articles, though it is doubtful he will gain enough fame to overtake the leading contenders, Gov. Michael O. Leavitt, a Republican who is seeking a third term, and the Democratic challenger, Bill Orton, a former congressman.

Further, it seems doubtful there will be enough time to debate and pass.

Even if Benjamin had lived long enough, it is doubtful that he could have completed it.

But it is doubtful that Italy and Spain can find enough new buyers this year to bring their bond yields down to sustainable levels.