Sentence examples for fuelling doubt from inspiring English sources

By fuelling doubt about the renewable energy target, even threatening to repeal it, large-scale renewable's investors were scared off.

Further fuelling doubts was the collapse over the weekend of a deal under which Andersen would pay $217m in compensation in a fraud case in Arizona.

The rich price paid for Tumblr, which reportedly made just $13m of revenue last year, is also fuelling doubts about the deal.

The letter, penned by a conservative senator from Arkansas, Tom Cotton, may have involved a misreading of international and constitutional law, but it was an effective stunt, undermining the Obama administration and fuelling doubts in Tehran about whether Washington can be trusted.

The letter penned, by a conservative senator from Arkansas, Tom Cotton, may have involved a misreading of international and constitutional law, but it was an effective stunt, undermining the Obama administration and fuelling doubts in Tehran about whether Washington can be trusted.

This has fuelled doubts about how much the government might do to prop up growth.

The announcement fuelled doubts about the capacity of Mali's army, which has been notoriously under-resourced for years.

10.54am BST Sterling up Sterling is up against the dollar after unemployment data and MPC minutes fuelled doubts about whether the Bank of England will keep rates low.

In the meantime, reliance on European Central Bank funding is increasing.The state of Banco CAM in particular has fuelled doubts about the credit quality of other lenders and hurt the Bank of Spain's reputation for tight supervision.

But the crisis has laid bare personal and policy divisions within the upper echelons of those responsible for running the war and fuelled doubts in Congress and among troops on the ground in Afghanistan about the strategy.

But Hirschman would come to recognize that action fuelled by doubt allows for failures to be left behind.