Sentence examples for increasing doubt about from inspiring English sources

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

They have described intentional generation of false or misleading data (Hirschhorn 2000) and research that seems directed to increasing doubt about health effects (Michaels 2008).

Mr. Kerry had increasing doubts about the war.

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.

Argentines have been wary about spending, and foreign investment has lagged because of increasing doubts about government policies.

One is the chronic injury situation of Ferdinand – and ever increasing doubts about his availability in 2012.

The executives were reacting to the increasing doubts about the companies' prospects implicit in their stock prices.

Also, friends and work associates of Major Hasan have described his increasing doubts about the American military missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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