Sentence examples for doubts generated from inspiring English sources

Three tournament victories have perhaps eased the Saints' doubts generated by their three-game losing streak going into the tournament.

The market slump has no doubt generated much anxiety among all parties.

"There's been a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt generated by Twitter's latest announcement," the company wrote.

Like Roosevelt's dams, Mr. Obama's expenditures will no doubt generate jobs and wages in the construction phase.

The criminal trial, scheduled to open on March 19, will no doubt generate new headlines in Sugarcreek — which would much rather tell the world the sort of news it had last month: the village will soon install one of the world's largest cuckoo clocks.

Every time our work becomes hard, we are pushed toward an existential crisis, centered on what for many is an obnoxiously unanswerable question: "Is this what I'm really meant to be doing?" This constant doubt generates anxiety and chronic job-hopping.

The email is clearly carefully worded to no doubt generate buzz.

These may be quickly serialized on Wattpad, and will no doubt generate robust fan fictions.

While Ms. Eltahawy's claims will no doubt generate impressive magazine sales, they fail to reflect the complex reality on the ground.

This question is still open and will no doubt generate a lot of excitement in the segmentation microcosm.

Therapies based on developing an understanding of the role of BRCA1 and BRCA2 in DNA repair are already in clinical trials (including cisplatin and PARP inhibitors), and improving our understanding of the many functions of BRCA1 and BRCA2 will no doubt generate further targets for therapy.