Sentence examples for expressing some doubts from inspiring English sources

Kupicha discusses the morphological affinity to Vicia (especially Vicia sections Vicia and Hypechusa) but although expressing some doubts, the dorsally compressed and adaxially pubescent style led her to include it in Lathyrus in a new monospecific section Viciopsis [ 8].

Similar to what was encountered in Carlone and Johnson's (2007) study, if students encounter challenges in adjusting academically, this could serve as a negative indicator for the instructor, who could unduly disrupt a student's self-perception as a scientist by expressing some doubts to their ability to successfully complete the program.

"To get to one million or more subscribers, we're going to make the game feel really friendly," he said, expressing some doubt as to whether the designers had yet achieved that goal.

Bet he went on, expressing some doubt in the country's ability to set up a transparent system of contracts and law that make it easy for entrepreneurs to protect their work.

Three more recent books express some doubts.

Last winter, Thrun himself expressed some doubts.

Analysts expressed some doubts about the move to Foxconn.

Even the immigration service has expressed some doubts about the law on mandatory detention.

She's expressed some doubts about employing an underage dancer to quell her stage fright.

CNN's David Gergen, whom I regard as the best cable pundit of the lot, expressed some doubts.

Even the supervisor of the town whose police took Mr. Carlson into custody expressed some doubts as to what happened.