Sentence examples for highly doubtful of from inspiring English sources

In 1923 he was highly doubtful of both sound and color….

"We have numerous concerns with the clinical development of bapineuzumab, and what we viewed to be underwhelming top-line Phase 2 results make us highly doubtful of success," Mr. Aschoff wrote.

"Jiang Tianyong was a highly experienced attorney, he would not do things that violate the law," Qin said, adding he was "extremely doubtful" of what the police said.

Like all such arguments, this is one of those reverse-logic postulations which starts from the necessity to prove something and then manipulates the facts to fit, even to the extent of placing so many thousands of horrific deaths in the balance with a highly doubtful selection of what-ifs and letting the what-ifs win.

Unless Albany is going to extend runoffs for all elections — which is highly doubtful — continuation of a runoff requirement for only three positions is irrational.

It was highly doubtful any of the 37 skiers who didn't race Sunday at Aspen could have topped Kitt's time.

Sacramento political consultant Rob Stutzman, who volunteered for the Bush campaign, said it's highly doubtful any of the candidates who withdrew from the race will pick up more than a few percentage points.

Even if he agreed to meet with officials from the American Anthropological Association, which is highly doubtful, their statements of fact would not convince him to change his mind.

It is our belief that the recent death sentences could mark the onset of an avalanche of highly doubtful court rulings in Tibet, which could lead to a worrying number of executions in that tense and troubled region.

In the IBC data, however, the presence of power law behavior is highly doubtful from a statistical point of view: the power law fit returns an exponent of 2.23, but the scaling is observed for only one decade and the tail clearly deviates from a power law distribution.

It is highly doubtful that 4,000 lines of text from main UK broadcast bulletins exist in relation to the closing weeks of the Sri Lanka war, also in 2009, in which up to 40 times more civilians died than in Gaza.