Sentence examples for higher doubt from inspiring English sources

Women express higher doubt about the potential for Internet romance or eroticism, with more than a third disagreeing that such emotions can be generated through e-channels, versus 28percentt who agree that it could happen.

Positives showed significantly higher doubt in relation to their screening decision.

But now that the economy is getting stronger, the government more reformist and inflation higher, I doubt that internal default will come anytime soon.

(The bar is high, no doubt).

Spain's Santander and BBVA, for instance, have sounder balance sheets than many rivals abroad yet their borrowing costs are 1-1.5 1-1.5%r, reflecting doubts about thigherditworeflectingf their government.Yet in practice banks rarely up sticks.

Even members of Parliament supportive of the idea as a matter of national pride — and, like many citizens here, frustrated over high crime — doubt there is support to finance the proposal.

Distrust between the two ethnic groups is high, casting doubt on the possibility they will reach agreement, though Mr. Dimitrov said, "The hopes are that we are going to produce real political progress in Ohrid".

In contrast, most experts fear the lack of transparency, if the data sovereignty is too high and doubt the scientific accuracy when relying on current FAO data.

In an era where the information disparity between consumer and salesperson was amazingly high, I doubt he had better deals than most.

In December, Mr. Picard filed a lawsuit seeking $6.4 billion in damages, fees and profits from the bank, asserting that its high-level doubts about Mr. Madoff's honesty and its failure to act on those doubts to protect investors made it complicit in Mr. Madoff's fraud.

Few would have predicted such high-level doubts about Mr. Pitt's acumen when he took office in August 2001.