Sentence examples for having doubts about whether from inspiring English sources

A good example: Andy Grove was having doubts about whether Intel should still be in memory.

She's been doing it for 10 years, and is now having doubts about whether to continue or not.

You also have to wonder if any of the scheduled conference speakers are now having doubts about whether they want to be associated with Heartland.

Almost as soon as he arrived on campus, he began having doubts about whether or not he wanted to be there, but he soldiered on through coursework and exams.

Vannevar Bush objected to the way the script depicted him as having doubts about whether the atomic bomb could be built in time or could fit into an aircraft.

International athletes may also be having doubts about whether travel to Sochi; Torah Bright, an Australian Winter Olympic gold medallist, told the Australian media this week that she would not take part in the Games if the terrorism situation worsened.

Today I have doubts about whether that's accurate.

He had doubts about whether the Gorbachev reforms were real.

Mr. Sprecher would not say whether he now has doubts about whether Abrams existed.

American officials still have doubts about whether Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, really wants a deal.

Anyone who remembers his presidency would have doubts about whether this was the whole deal.