Sentence examples for establishment doubts from inspiring English sources

Establishment doubts about Perry's viability are nothing new, in fact.

This was much more than the elongated highlight of the Twenty20 domestic season, the sixth in a series that started on this ground amid establishment doubts and scepticism.

If Moser does pull off a win in the runoff, the race will become an instant test of whether progressives can win despite Democratic establishment doubts. .

BUT some outside the power establishment doubt Alabama Power.

But many in Britain's defense establishment doubt that the Brown proposal for a one-vessel cutback will be either operationally practicable or a significant source of savings.

The crowd greeted Mr. Gingrich with chants of "Newt can win," their answer to the party establishment's doubts about his ability to ultimately defeat Mr. Romney.

In the face of so much contrary evidence, what gave the police the confidence to lie? Part of the answer is that in 1989 the public was less doubting of authority, and the legal establishment less doubting of the police: the big verdicts – the Birmingham Six, the Guildford Four, the Tottenham Three – had still to be overturned.

Some in the old Thai establishment no doubt feel that they make a disproportionate contribution to the country's prosperity and development.

For years, much of their time went into struggling to overcome the skepticism and negative stereotyping of the scientific establishment, which doubted that two unknown bicycle mechanics from Ohio with no formal education beyond high school had solved a problem that had confounded the best minds since the beginning of time.

But in the early 1980s, the Democratic establishment still doubted that women could do that.

The loss of breeding records during the American Civil War and the late beginning of the registration of American Thoroughbreds led many in the British racing establishment to doubt that the American-bred horses were purebred.