Sentence examples for doubts for example from inspiring English sources

Mr Rogge doubts, for example, that a 3D-printed bucket even one made from milk bottles will ever be cheaper than one made in a factory.Boats, though, could be a hit.

Some researchers have expressed doubts, for example, that "throwing more resources" at students — providing more teachers and aides — is cost effective, in terms of objective measures of educational outcome.

There may be doubts, for example, whether there was sufficient pair-wise engagement in iterated prisoner's dilemma games to explain the evolution of reciprocal altruism according to some of the most familiar game-theoretic models (Kitcher 2006a,b).

Is there any doubt, for example, that the greater the demand, the more frequent our need to replenish and rejuvenate?

No one raised in the Enlightenment could doubt, for example, that mathematics and Newtonian physics were real.

There can be little doubt, for example, that Ashbrook's business dealings were tough on his family.

He doubted, for example, that the human eye makes naturally correct judgments about the shapes, sizes, positions, and distances of objects.

No doubt, for example, many people will not want to burden themselves with learning about an obscure red grape like teroldego.

There can be little doubt, for example, that the Theravada Buddhist images of Burma, Thailand, and Laos were accepted as special modifications of the ancestor image.

He left little doubt, for example, that he would argue against trade tariffs and subsidies, saying that economists were nearly unanimous in favoring lower trade barriers.

A research project on the poetry of religious faith and doubt, for example, particularly caught the students' intellectual imagination; their search for spiritual poetry elicited sophisticated readings of Hopkins, Arnold and Christina Rossetti alongside less canonical poets such as Francis Thompson and Augusta Theodosia Drane.