Sentence examples for doubtful what from inspiring English sources

Even if his statistics are right and meaningful – which is doubtful – what proportion of this 2% with IQs above 130 are actually "the rich"?

Maybe those two are the beginning of a resurgence, but that seems doubtful; what's more likely is that — barring some significant demographic changes or a major shift in the Republican Party's ideology — they're the mountain gorillas and bluefin tuna of the political world: some of the final members of a once-vibrant breed, playing out their string until its end.

So it is doubtful what happened Sunday will greatly shake up the race.

And, even if this were to be the case, and all behavior and statements of the Troika members makes this highly doubtful, what will happen then, i.e. in the best case scenario: Another referendum on the amended terms?

However, it is doubtful what geographical gradients stand for.

I have long doubted the word "fiction," but I'm even more doubtful about what "non-fiction" supposedly represents.

It is even doubtful to what extent think tanks can determine their own research agendas, which often depend on contracts and funding opportunities.

Even then, he was doubtful of what he was seeing, and took photographs that would later send a team of officers into the city's far South Side.

Downing Street says the idea isn't supposed to be driven by top-down meddling.At least the term has caught on, even if people are doubtful about what it signifies.

Although this legislative series has a certain unity in that it moves consistently in the direction of a centrally-controlled national economy, isolated from that of the outside world, it is doubtful to what extent it represents a programme formulated in advance.

"We were not sufficiently doubtful of what we were told given everything we already knew from our experience at previous companies," CEO Tom Moss reportedly said in an email to backers.