Sentence examples similar to doubts about attainment from inspiring English sources

In more benign forms, emphasis on trust led to a denigration of continued utterance as evidence of doubt of the vow's power and as a residue of attachment to one's own action in bringing about attainment.

Others expressed uncertainty about their 'real world' effects, reflecting wider doubts about their roles and competencies in promoting health [ 34- 36] and concerns that attainment depended upon patient adherence or supporting resources in the wider community.

There are doubts about both.

Teachers often have doubts about the effectiveness of the materials.

Doubts about factual accuracy?

Doubts about religion.

" I have many doubts about such negotiations.

There are few doubts about the outcome.

Doubts about its accuracy are widespread.

They have their doubts about the New South.

And some liberals have doubts about her.