Sentence examples for greater doubt over from inspiring English sources

But there is greater doubt over whether such a drama could – or should – be written today.

Enron's shares plunged to ten-year lows, casting greater doubt over its plans to be taken over in a rescue bid by smaller rival Dynegy.Three European steel makers, Aceralia, Arbed and Usinor, patched up differences that had threatened their plans to merge, by agreeing to reduce Usinor's stake in the combined entity.

"From a Chicagoan's perspective, there's a great doubt over this," said Dick Simpson, a political scientist.

In prostate screening, a lot of disease is identified, but there is great doubt over the number of lives this saves.

"There was simply no imminent threat from Saddam Hussein, peaceful options had not been exhausted, there was great doubt over the claims about weapons of mass destruction, a military campaign contained enormous risks and ultimately the mission was a failure," he said.

The vexed question of European qualification casts the greatest doubt over the future of the competition, which was almost a non-event when it was first contested in 1960-61 but gained kudos upon the introduction of a Uefa Cup place for the winners in 1971.

"There are still big doubts over Templeton and Little.

No, the great doubt was over the green jersey, which is awarded to the most consistent daily finisher on points, from finish placings and the two or three daily intermediate sprints.

In another investigation, fatigued people and CFS patients had greater doubts about actions and more concerns over mistakes than controls [ 32, 33].

Woodruff submits that the legal verdicts, although fair given the evidence before the courts, have not fully resolved the "great doubt" that Cockburn admitted hung over the case.

Success at the Bridge would put to an end any doubt over Guardiola's status as an all-time great coach.