Sentence examples for in great doubt from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the careerist Faye, dispatched to watch Sally for a while, speaks to her in a stilted way that puts her viability as the next Mrs. Don Draper in great doubt.

The future of the commercial real estate market, however, might be in greater doubt.

It was in greater doubt when Ryan Giggs omitted him from the first line up of his own four games at the helm.

But the alternative, it seems, is no bill or a far weaker one.If health-care reform still has a chance of passing in some form, two other big domestic measures seem in greater doubt.

Indeed, The Economist's latest poll of forecasters (see article) suggests that the American economy is again expected to outpace Western Europe and Japan this year.Still, the part of this growth that finds its way into company profits is in greater doubt.

The bill's future is in greater doubt, however, given unexpectedly strong opposition from both grassroots organizers and corporate players with a vested interest in maintaining the Internet's status quo.

The outcome of that pressing question is never in any great doubt, of course.

We knew we had to put great doubt in their minds, but they came at us so fast we found it difficult to do this.

The main questions about Darwinian evolution that people have focused on have been genetic questions; but the great doubt about Darwin in the period after The Origin of Species[ 1] was whether you would ever get a kind of genetic variation on which selection can act to produce a really complex adaptive structure: how likely is it that an eye would develop?

GM's survival would be in even greater doubt without the meteoric growth it is seeing in China.

Today's working Americans and the young are justified in having greater doubts about the future than any generation since the Depression.