Sentence examples for doubts are emerging from inspiring English sources

But now doubts are emerging.

But now serious doubts are emerging.

However, doubts are emerging of foreign-government involvement.

But even among those who strongly support the Bush administration, doubts are emerging.

"While Vince Cable has claimed that guaranteeing taxpayer value was 'central' to his strategy, doubts are emerging on the process ministers put in place.

[Crude is] set for a first red close for the week since the middle of September as some doubts are emerging around the chances of a successfully implemented deal amongst Opec members to reduce output.

Doubts were emerging on Friday night about the Co-operative's plan to take control of 632 Lloyds Banking Group branches, amid speculation that the deal was facing difficulty.

In their 2011 book, Sarraceniaceae of South America, McPherson et al. summarised current thinking on Archaeamphora as follows: Serious doubt is emerging that reduces the likelihood that Archaeamphora longicervia belongs in the Sarraceniaceae lineage, or was even a pitcher plant at all.

"I have no doubt something is emerging, though I am not sure what it is".One but not the sameAvi Shlaim, a leading British chronicler of the Israel-Palestine saga who was born in Baghdad and brought up in Israel, says he has "shifted…to supporting a one-state solution with equal rights for all citizens," though he concedes that "this is not what I would ideally like".

Not that their attribution has been widely contested: There's little doubt that a consensus is emerging among intelligence and law enforcement agencies and security companies that Kim Jong-un's regime ordered the attacks.

Tucked away in the dusty files, new evidence is emerging that casts doubt on his convictions.