Sentence examples for doubts occur from inspiring English sources

The more time goes by since leaving the army, the more doubts occur about whether I ever did the right thing.

A disproportionate share of these will no doubt occur in Texas, which last year carried out more than 60percentt of the nation's executions.

Just as it eventually became unnecessary to qualify hairdryers as "electric," a similar nomenclature evolution will no doubt occur in the auto industry.

While the current buy and hold method of the last few years has provided steady returns, it will end, as a correction in the market will no doubt occur.

Given the recent rate of publications with full mitogenomes, this will no doubt occur in the near future, yet could be greatly optimized through concerted sampling efforts by the greater scientific community.

In the days when brothers and sisters seldom grew up together, genetic attraction no doubt occurred more frequently than it does in the nuclear family.

The thought has no doubt occurred to Mr Prince, too; but Wells Fargo would not be cheap and Mr Kovacevich is doing fine on his own.Alternatively, Mr Prince may believe that with the regulatory cloud lifting, better days lie ahead.

"I feel that there is a journey I go through emotionally as an artist where self-doubt occurs and then a kind of surrender, where I get out of my own way and feel like I'm channeling".

It has no doubt occurred to more than a few cash-starved graduates that they might claw back a few pounds by consigning the TV to the dustbin and dodge the £142.50 it now costs for a year's TV licence.

As Wittgenstein would say, doubt occurs within the context of things undoubted.

While this no doubt occurred, few academic articles to date have extensively addressed consumer adoption of trends given the example of a first lady.