Sentence examples similar to doubts introduced from inspiring English sources

The lot was edged with a margin of dirt; this was filled with scraggly plants, many of them no doubt introduced species.

AutoTrader.com delivered a clear and effective message that no doubt introduced many newbies to the concept of buying and selling cars online and getting the information needed to do both more effectively.

The film revolves around the doubt introduced through this incident.

She will no doubt introduce a cap for migrants.

But building in the function will no doubt introduce the platform to more users.

Australia is steadily working to update its own international processing, with a sort of self-service check out involving face, iris and/or fingerprint scanning designed to take some of the pain out of the process, while also removing some human interaction and, no doubt, introducing a new batch of privacy concerns in the process.

Even if all your child's classes are taught in English, mingling with foreign students in a foreign country will no doubt introduce them to other languages.

No doubt it introduced new military technologies to the world and insinuated new strains of violence into the American character, but did it beget greater violence?

OTTAWA — With its future as a business in doubt, BlackBerry introduced on Wednesday a new flagship model for the line of phones that were supposed to revive the company.

Then he got an injury that threw his promising football career into doubt and introduced him to prescription pain pills, which quickly became his new love.

Following Davis's conviction, seven of the nine prosecution witnesses recanted their testimonies, and a prosecutor said in the following years that he would not have pursued the case had so much doubt been introduced during the trial.