Sentence examples for have created doubt from inspiring English sources
While many of the economic signs continue to show the recovery is proceeding, news like the home construction figures and the FedEx forecast have created doubt.
Mr. Baird, along with other judges, law enforcement officials and death penalty lawyers, agrees that some of the conditions that have created doubt elsewhere and have sent innocent people to death row in other states -- especially bad lawyers, a lack of resources for lawyers to mount a vigorous defense and overzealous prosecutors -- exist in abundance in Texas.
Troubles in Mexico have created doubt about other Latin economies, but Chile has been earmarked as the next member of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
In the clip above, King talks about his support for a unilateral withdrawal, and he and Douglas have this exchange: Douglas: Don't you think that your remarks have created doubts about the Negro's loyalty to his country?
A mild summer, a cold winter, some leaked e-mail messages and some evident errors in climate change reports have created doubts, justifiable or not, about the urgency of controlling carbon emissions, he said.
"I think that the corporate scandals of the last three or four years have created doubts about the way the economics of our market-based system works; about whether we can trust corporations and the way their stocks are traded.
Also cases of tissue mismatch, recipient safety and organ conditions have created doubts in the minds of many about the actual significance of organ donation.
It has created doubt in the public mind about the senators' impartiality & their motives.
Steinbrenner has said since spring training that he would eventually address the status of Cashman and Torre, but his procrastination on the issue has created doubt as to what his intentions are.
But by early January, Dr. Shaler received confirmation that the chaotic nature of the collection process in the first days had created doubt about the usefulness of the samples.
