Sentence examples for have deep doubts from inspiring English sources
"I have deep doubts about whether this merger best serves American consumers and urge federal regulators to put their concerns first".
All the same, Bridget – a social worker for more than 30 years who now works for the British Association for Adoption and Fostering – doesn't mind that many people have deep doubts about these events.
August 30 , 201310.50am BST The US military have deep doubts about the impact and wisdom of a US strike on Syria, writes the Washington Post (which, incidentally, has been very hawkish editorially on Syria).
Senior posts are increasingly being occupied by "Tony's cronies". It is no secret that most, if not all, Foreign Office officials have deep doubts about the Iraq war, or at least the way it was done," according to a senior diplomat.
But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.
Ryszard Petru, a leading economist who is president of the Association of Polish Economists, said he had deep doubts about the legality of the proposed changes.
Although I had deep doubts about the war, I had become troubled about how I had angled to avoid military service.
His country has deep doubts that the United States would really allow Brazilian orange juice, steel, shoes and other products into the American market with virtually no duties, competing with American workers.
Because of those doubts, Russia and China, which have deep commercial ties to Iran, have dragged their feet over a new sanctions resolution and agreed only recently to a watered-down set of sanctions to be brought before the Council.
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