Sentence examples for equally doubtful from inspiring English sources

Whether five separate existing regulators can be successfully integrated is equally doubtful.

Accordingly, word classes such as adjective and preposition, which presuppose the existence of the noun phrase and prepositional phrase, are of equally doubtful validity.

Can I say I ran the NYC marathon if I take the subway part of the way?" Readers of the Times website are equally doubtful about her achievements.

Others were equally doubtful - even if such a series were to be made - whether two people both called Porter could star in it.

Two months after the first article, Anthony was back in the Guardian writing a follow up article entitled "Why I love Jürgen Klinsmann"... It's doubtful if Klinsmann's most vocal US critics will be doing the same any time soon, but if his remarks ultimately lead to an increase in resolve from his team, nasty or not, it's equally doubtful he'll mind.

Other experts were equally doubtful that calls between two subscribers in a foreign country would be routed through the United States; one government official said, "There's no indication of that".

(It is equally doubtful that Betty killed him unintentionally either).

First, it gives a clear directive only when accompanied by some answer to the obvious question, "Necessary for what?" Although the answer—"Necessary to account for all the (agreed upon) facts"—is equally obvious, it is doubtful that there is sufficient agreement between the nominalist and the realist to enable the former to cut away abstracta as unnecessary.

The Time Out guides have been brilliant for tracking events in the capital and they're equally comprehensive for other UK cities, although I'm doubtful I'll make it to Edinburgh on my bike.

Equally an over-simplistic hypothesis for low density lipoprotein could also be considered doubtful.

(Extremely doubtful).