Sentence examples for in deep doubt from inspiring English sources
The impasse left the future of the bill in deep doubt and each party blaming the other.
Mrs Duggan, in deep doubt of the German police belief that her son's death was suicide, hired private investigators and forensic experts to look at the evidence again, eventually selling her house to pay the costs and moving in with her ageing mother.
And with the loss of the Massachusetts Senate race, that purpose--and his ability to act on it--has been put in deep doubt.
The voters according to R. & H. are "in deep and genuine doubt and conflict".
They, too, feel deep joy, deep sorrow, deep doubt.
The attack, which killed 3 Chinese and wounded 20 others sleeping in the basement for protection, exposed deep doubts in the alliance over the wisdom of its strategy and the susceptibility of even the most advanced American military weaponry to human error.
The opinion is important in part because it casts deep doubts about many of the government's assertions about Dr. Lee's supposed deceptiveness and the value of the secrets he is accused of downloading, issues at the heart of the prosecution's case.
But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.
But he also acknowledged the deep doubts of Americans who after the experience of Iraq and Afghanistan view any form of military engagement in Syria with alarm.
