Sentence examples for doubtful potential from inspiring English sources

Our case report concurs with these studies favoring a constrained total hip replacement (THR) in an old hip dislocation with compromised soft tissues and doubtful potential stability.

Others noted that their research produced unexpected findings as result of trying different experiments even when they were doubtful about potential results.

Terry is understood to be doubtful about the potential of a club that have not come close to competing with City this summer, much less Real Madrid, in the acquisition of new players.

The Economy: Surpassing Saudi Arabia The United States was the world's largest petroleum producer in November, surpassing Saudi Arabia for the first time in 10 years — but an oil price analyst is doubtful about the potential of American oil production.

Given political and fiscal constraints and banks' unwillingness to lend, we remain doubtful of the potential for policy to prevent a double dip.

Other researchers noted that the pursue ideas even when they (or others) are doubtful about the potential results.

Our results support Hanley's conclusion, however, it is doubtful whether these potential gains would motivate public authorities or individuals to invest in nitrate treatment or drinking water infrastructure, as the costs may appear more tangible than the potential health gains.

This suggests that we did not completely succeed in: a) selecting the most appropriate population; b) motivating persons who were doubtful about the potential benefits of the programme; and/or c) meeting the conditions under which even the most frail participants were willing and able to participate (although we offered free transportation to the programme location for those who needed this).

Whether Mayweather observes his vow to retire after his 49th fight in September – Britain's Amir Khan and Kell Brook are potential opponents – is doubtful, but his father and trainer warns his skills should be enjoyed while he remains active.

The committee reported that "on musical grounds and in the interest of the general cultural life of the community" it was desirable to replace the hall, but it was doubtful whether there was a potential demand that would enable it to run without "seriously subtracting from the audiences of subsidised halls already in existence".

Later analysis made it doubtful that they all had a potential rabies exposure according to the WHO recommendations [22, 23, 24].