Sentence examples for even if doubtful from inspiring English sources

And as the Court recognizes, at the motion to dismiss stage, a judge assumes "that all the allegations in the complaint are true (even if doubtful in fact)." Ante, at 8 9.

Even if its doubtful anyone will use it.

Of course, I understood the conversation — even if I remain doubtful I can have it two or three more times without shrieking like a crazy person.

Downing Street says the idea isn't supposed to be driven by top-down meddling.At least the term has caught on, even if people are doubtful about what it signifies.

It is even more doubtful if a 50-mL fluid challenge is used, as has been recently suggested [85].

ACTION THERE DOUBTFUL Even if Confirmation Was Obtained It Would Come Only After Long Debate.

Whether that would improve the public image of the political class is doubtful – even if there were a change of government.

That in turn implies that executives either thought the deception was unimportant or hoped they would get away with it, even if it was of doubtful provenance.

Nor is there any reason to believe that he has some profound insight into Americans' collective psyche — even if we accept the doubtful notion that such a thing exists.

Even if prices drop, its doubtful costs will compete with traditional energy sources, particularly in the era of utility deregulation.

A Bill of Rights, even if its necessity be doubtful, will exclude the possibility of dispute, and with great submission, I think the best way is to have no dispute.