There were also heavy doubts as to whether the extra troops would be enough to prevent Taliban advances.
He also has more experience of government than David Cameron did before becoming prime minister.Still, two very heavy doubts hang over the new Labour leader: one to do with policy, the other personality.
If Omaar and his Baghdad-based colleagues had made time and space to listen to more Iraqis, they would probably have come across the same heavy doubts about war.
His other books include "The Healers: A History of Medicine in Scotland" (1981) and "The Monkey Gland Affair" (1986), which cast something heavier than heavy doubt on the claims of a Russian surgeon to have restored erectile function in humans by implanting tissue from the testicles of monkeys.
The account of their travels together is a captivating portrait of the dynamic, perpetually incandescent American and the Romanian, heavy with doubts about going back.
"Only lately has he realized people have been waking up and saying, 'You are the traitor.' " Less than two weeks after they seized the city, the rebels withdrew, the result of heavy international pressure, doubts about whether they could hold and administer a major city and the promise of negotiations with the government.
That story, naturally enough, was picked up across the world (example: The Australian) and today it is headline news here, in the Financial Times, Axe hangs over The Observer, in The Times, Heavy losses cast doubt over the future of The Observer, in The Independent, Future of The Observer in doubt following huge losses and the Daily Telegraph, Observer newspaper 'set to close'.
They were no doubt heavy and cumbersome; lacking a pivoting front axle, they would have skidded through turns.
If Obama moves with that tide and supports Palestinian statehood at the UN, he'll pay an unpredictable but no doubt heavy political price at home, with an election looming.
Jack Campbell had served as backup goalie at American Airlines Center, and that was as he began to patch his career back together through heavy periods of doubt, negated by hard work.
The Democratic demands clash with those of Republicans who want more tax cuts and express doubts that heavy infrastructure spending would be the best way to stimulate the economy.
