Sentence examples for doubtful world from inspiring English sources

For months, politicians like Mr. Van Rompuy have been trying to convince a doubtful world that a Greek default is unthinkable.

Although the World Economic Forum is encouraging members to use the site to share personal news as they would a Facebook account, it's doubtful whether world leaders would poke each other and reveal personal details, and other more "complicated" matters.

It was always doubtful that the world would meet the Millennium Development Goals.

The news means the England captain is extremely doubtful for the World Cup.

It is doubtful that the world, or more properly, what we can learn about it, entails a unique theory.

Ivory Coast striker Arouna Kone is unlikely to play again this season for Everton following surgery and is doubtful for the World Cup in Brazil.

Combating chronic disease is not part of what the UN calls its "universal framework for development".Related items Correction: Plymouth RockAug 23rd 2007 Trade's victims: In the shadow of prosperityJan 18th 2007Yet the distinction between illnesses of affluence and illnesses of poverty is misleading as a description of the world and doubtful as a guide to policy.

Despite the doubtful evidence, the Rugby World Cup trophy is named after Webb Ellis.

Dorms from £8.50, private doubles from £38 It is doubtful that many of the world's leaders were staying in a hostel in Davos this week.

And though Chekhov's mature plays have since become established in repertoires all over the world, it remains doubtful whether his craving for the light touch has been satisfied except on the rarest of occasions.

But if we do live in such a world, it seems doubtful that intelligence, in the rather narrow sense Mensa defines it, has much to do with the way it is organized.