Sentence examples for fed doubts from inspiring English sources

Yet the campaign fed doubts among party managers about Sir Alec's ability to personify enterprise, yout hfulness, and relevance to contemporary circumstances.

A respected medical examiner, Luis Ravanal, fed doubts about Mr. Allende's death in a 2008 report in which he asserted, on the basis of the 1973 autopsy, that Mr. Allende's injuries were not consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot.

But the setback fed doubts about his ability to keep his glittering promises.In March Época Negócios, a Brazilian business monthly, put Mr Batista on its cover, with the caption: "And so, Eike, are you going to deliver?" That provoked a frenzy of tweets to his 865,000 Twitter followers.

That decision fed doubts about Project BioShield in Congress and drew loud complaints that would grow into sharp opposition from Emergent BioSolutions, the maker of the old vaccine, which is based in Gaithersburg, Md. Then known as BioPort and based in Lansing, Mich., the company did not submit a bid for the new vaccine.

The study fed doubts concerning Zetia's effectiveness, causing U.S. prescriptions of Vytorin and Zetia to drop by a third.

"Allegations that the papers contain images recycled from Obokata's Ph.D. thesis, among other problems, have fed doubts about the claims," Dennis Normile and Gretchen Vogel wrote at ScienceInsider.

Each time he neglects to repeat it, he feeds doubts about his government's sincerity.

But the slow pace of progress has hurt Mr Santos by feeding doubts about whether peace is achievable.

And yet, last week's meeting was oddly inauspicious, feeding doubts about the commission's ability to realize that potential.

That he returned to office so soon and made that mistake feeds doubts about Mr Blair's own judgment and authority.

Zimbabwean soldiers kept guard during the funeral, walking the Chinese-built People's Palace with their Kalashnikovs, feeding doubts about who really is in control in Kinshasa.