Sentence examples for found reason to doubt from inspiring English sources

But Converse found reason to doubt this possibility.

But they later found reason to doubt the validity of the Najera identity document.

No sooner had President Obama released his long-form birth certificate than Orly Taitz, the doyenne of the "birther" movement, found reason to doubt it.

But by comparing two figures found in Enron's annual reports, even a novice could have found reason to doubt the earnings the company was reporting in recent years.

Hainmueller and Hiscox also found reason to doubt the idea that the affluent resist immigration because they resent footing the bill for the welfare state — the "fiscal burden model," as social scientists call it.

In one sign of the corrosive suspicion faced by the Communist Party, some people found reason to doubt, at least tongue in cheek, that the figure in the courtroom was the real Mr. Bo.

WASHINGTON — Ask around the White House and the Capitol, and you will quickly find reasons to doubt that Republicans will compromise with President Obama on a budget deal that includes more tax increases and spending cuts in social programs.

"If people don't like the perceived solutions to a problem such as air pollution, they find reasons to doubt that it really is a problem, and hence to discount all those scientists who say that it is".

The Better Together campaign needs to ensure they do not now find reason to begin to doubt the union's ability to deliver.

None of those reports found any reason to doubt the veracity of the claim".

Opened in 2007, the three-story Eataly calls itself the world's biggest wine and food center, and a recent visit found no reason to doubt that claim.