Sentence examples for extensive doubts from inspiring English sources

There have been extensive doubts expressed among many entangled in the conflict that the cease-fire, timed to coincide with the start of the Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha, will be respected.

In the Second Meditation, Descartes reviews the extensive doubts of the First Meditation before saying that even if "there is a deceiver of supreme power and cunning who is deliberately and constantly deceiving me," still "he will never bring it about that I am nothing so long as I am something" (PW 2, p. 17).

But, were you to swing a cat in it (something that would obviously contravene the BBC's no doubt extensive health and safety rules), things would rapidly become very messy.

Some simple things may be taken for granted, but for people whose blind faith — be it belief that God exists or belief that God does not exist — is a given, no matter how extensive their research, doubt is anathema.

Brock brings heaps of field experience to the startup, and it'll be interesting to see what his negotiation skill set and no doubt extensive professional network prove to be worth for Twitter.

However, in case of doubt, extensive discussion was carried out between authors.

The World Bank's reputation has plummeted in recent years because of alleged cover-ups of extensive corruption and growing doubts about how effective its projects have been in helping countries develop economically.

Activision has a written agreement to use No Doubt in Band Hero — an agreement signed by No Doubt after extensive negotiations with its representatives, who collectively have decades of experience in the entertainment industry.

Some Americans point out that the F.B.I. would no doubt refuse extensive access to Yemen if the tables were turned.

The National Museum of Anthropology would no doubt have extensive holdings of clothes from Mexico's 50-some Indian cultures, but it sounded daunting.

Such hearings would no doubt attract extensive television coverage, possible testimony from the police officer, and a vivid replay of the embarrassing arrest, and would also explore whether there were other, similar incidents in Mr. Craig's past.