Sentence examples for increasing doubt from inspiring English sources

There has been increasing doubt about Giscard d'Estaing's commitment to liberal policies.

Over the course of the trial, witness testimonies had thrown increasing doubt on the accuracy of Gribkowsky's bribery accusations.

Casting increasing doubt on the already unpopular plan by Hewlett-Packard to acquire Compaq Computer, the Hewlett family said yesterday that it would vote against the proposed takeover.

But the omens in the longer term look bad, with his ability to run a government banking on the old-guard communists under increasing doubt.

Erin Callan THEN She came to be seen as the public face of Lehman Brothers from December 2007 to June 2008 at a time of increasing doubt over its financial health.

Although Mrs. Merkel hushed her critics long enough to pass the measure, the growing chorus of domestic opposition throws increasing doubt on her ability to win support for additional measures to stem the European debt crisis.

Mr. Kerry had increasing doubts about the war.

By then his increasing doubts caused him to leave; he returned in the 1970s.

In recent months, experts have voiced increasing doubts about the ability to hold such elections.

But wind companies are having increasing doubts about their financial viability.

The results suggest increasing doubts about the economic competence of Cameron and his shadow chancellor, George Osborne.