Sentence examples for enormous doubt from inspiring English sources
In an arena of enormous doubt, this kind of certainty is seductive.
She had enormous doubt about whether she would be embraced as a solo artist for several reasons – her size, age and colour.
Of the impact on the overall management company, the agent said: "When a portion of the company goes out of business, it spreads enormous doubt through the rest of the company.
Mr. Willingham was executed for setting a fire that killed his 2-year-old daughter and 1-year-old twins, but a fire expert hired by the State of Texas has issued a report casting enormous doubt on whether the fire was arson at all.
The fact that the police force originally carrying out the investigation was the City of London police, who were heavily involved in the policing of the demonstrations, albeit under the temporary command of Met officers, and on whose patch the whole thing happened, itself threw enormous doubt on the independence of the inquiry.
Hijjas goes on to claim that the decision "has caused enormous doubt in the arts community, not to mention a huge loss of money," and therefore conflicts with the ministry's outward objective "to increase national income through contributions from the creative and communications industries".
I have enormous doubts about the 74%.
Nonetheless, Mr. Ross said, "I have to say that what I see coupled with the hopes are enormous doubts".
"The announcement by the global fund that round 11 of funding would be cancelled raises enormous doubts as to whether the gains in malaria mortality reduction can be built on or even sustained," say the authors.
In a world of unpredictable currencies, riven by fears of massive inflation and with enormous doubts about the true value of many other financial instruments, gold becomes an attractive option.Waiting for normalityYet at some point either the worst fears of the gold bugs must be realised in which case, heaven help us or the world will become a less nervous place.
Despite enormous scientific doubts about the workability of antimissile devices, and extravagant cost, Americans have liked the dream of an invulnerable shield since President Reagan floated it.
