Sentence examples for emerging doubts about from inspiring English sources

Since then, emerging doubts about fairness in the application of the death penalty have led to greater reservations about it.

As a week loaded with questions for and apologies by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) drew to a close, one of his key mentors emerged with doubts about how the George Washington Bridge scandal would affect any 2016 ambitions.

Fourth, the finding that metformin use is associated with an increased cancer risk is contrary to a large volume of emerging literature, raises doubts about the analysis, and is not convincingly addressed in the discussion.

As the overall outline of the case emerged more clearly, doubts about some aspects of it seemed to stand out in sharper relief.

As the housing bust led to the loss of millions of jobs, displaced families and eroded U.S. wealth, gaping holes in the mortgage market began to emerge, raising legal doubts about even the most mundane of transactions.

A senator, Sak Korsaengrueng, voiced emerging public doubts.

Oxygen has struggled to emerge from clouds of doubts about its prospects since it began operations with enormous fanfare last February.

Hurley gives evidence at the inquest and is "utterly convincing" but, as more witnesses emerge, so do the doubts about his testimony.

Lower on the leadership ranks, a strange-bedfellows coalition of progressive-minded pols and Tea Party members has emerged, not only raising doubts about the underlying strategy but the legality of it as well.

But strong doubts are emerging about whether the vast scope of Turkey's project will leave enough water for its neighbors downstream -- so much so that Syria appears to have put the brakes on its development plan.

Doubts emerged yesterday about the participation of French colt American Post in the Derby.