Sentence examples for fundamental doubt from inspiring English sources

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That fundamental doubt pertains particularly to actions that affect persons in the far future, such as the disposal of radioactive waste that remains hazardous for millennia.

But they're also left with a more fundamental doubt: Maybe the human mysteries of chemistry and attraction aren't problems big data can solve.

The failure of oversight by Enron's directors, many of whom are financially sophisticated, has left fundamental doubt in many investors' minds about how vigilant boards are on behalf of shareholders.

Disney's exit from the field of full-length hand-drawn animated movies betrayed a fundamental doubt about the company's ability to make the movies that defined it: gorgeously rendered, impeccably styled musicals for the whole family, unabashedly saccharine and, for the modern age, almost unthinkably unironic.

And there are more fundamental doubts.

Stafford Smith has fundamental doubts about the proceedings.

Today's unprecedented market volatility raises fundamental doubts about the validity of many indices.

"I have some fundamental doubts about the ability to monetise social platforms," Sorrell told the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention on Friday.

There are fundamental doubts that it can ever recover fully from a banking crisis and recession that laid Britain lower than many other rich countries.

But the losses that companies like Fiat, Ford and General Motors have been piling up in the region raise fundamental doubts about the future of automobile manufacturing in Western Europe.