Sentence examples for greatest doubt from inspiring English sources

But the greatest doubt cast on his version of Mexico's economic and political troubles has come from an unexpected source -- Mr. Salinas's own brother, Raul.

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.

It can be argued that those studies that cast the greatest doubt on surveillance obtained their negative findings by not having access to timely test results or by not taking effective measures once the results were known.

The greatest doubts were about Derek Lowe, a converted closer, who had started 22 games in the first five years of his major league career.

Gregory Smith, a senior researcher at Pew Research Center, said, "Among Republicans, the same people who have the greatest doubts about Mormonism are the same people who are the strongest critics of Barack Obama".

In today society the greatest doubts concern genetically modified organisms (GMOs), that is transgenic plants and products obtained from them.

The outcome of that pressing question is never in any great doubt, of course.

So when he has moments of doubt (great doubt), they are all the more powerful.

The future of the commercial real estate market, however, might be in greater doubt.

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

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