Sentence examples for has increasing doubts from inspiring English sources

But recent signals from Washington suggest much greater skepticism, as diplomats say the Bush administration has increasing doubts that Japan will ever again become a global mover and shaker.

The spotty record has increased doubts that Wang is capable of completing the canal project.

Hurricane Katrina does not appear to have taken a significant toll on Mr. Bush's job approval rating, but the findings do suggest that the slow federal response has increased doubts about the Bush administration's effectiveness.

Mr. Kerry had increasing doubts about the war.

But wind companies are having increasing doubts about their financial viability.

Despite strong backing of Mr. Calderón by the Obama administration, many Mexicans have increasing doubts and his National Action Party has suffered at the polls in previous contests, in part because of weariness with the drug war.

Romney, in the Foreign Affairs series, admitted that "the American people — and many others around the world — have increasing doubts about the United States' direction and role in the world," and he rejected ideological dogma in favor of the kind of mild Republican internationalism last seen during the Presidency of Bush's father.

In recent months, experts have voiced increasing doubts about the ability to hold such elections.

In recent months, experts have voiced increasing doubts about the ability to hold such elections, given the instability here.

The resulting surge in enrollments has caused some problems for colleges such as the University of Texas at Austin, but nobody doubts it has increased the geographic and social diversity of the student body.

Axel Lehmann, chief risk officer at Zurich Insurance Group, said: "Without doubt, urbanization has increased social well-being.