Sentence examples for increasingly doubtful that from inspiring English sources

Bond investors are growing increasingly doubtful that Spain's new conservative government can work out its problems without help.

It seems increasingly doubtful that the wide-open spaces, vast as they are, can accommodate both motorheads and those clutching the works of Thoreau and a pair of binoculars.ORV-drivers already feel left out.

The assault weapons battle has already been lost, and it is increasingly doubtful that there will be enough votes in the Senate to support the expansion of background checks, the centerpiece of Mr. Obama's agenda.

Instead, the team remains stranded at a Comfort Inn in Ozone Park, Queens, denied visas by the British government and growing increasingly doubtful that it will be able to compete in the tournament at all.

In fact, Gore officials acknowledged that they were planning to contest the results in Miami-Dade County only because they were increasingly doubtful that they would have sufficient votes to overcome Governor Bush's slight lead by Sunday.

However, with it looking increasingly doubtful that News Corp will be able to resuscitate a transaction at any time in the foreseeable future, we believe News Corp shareholders would benefit from reducing their BSkyB stake (39%).

Maybe we can at least hack better than whoever is in charge though that is increasingly doubtful.

Still another view was that Mr. Barak, facing the probability of a new election in the next six months, and increasingly doubtful of having a peace agreement that could secure victory, had decided that his best chance rested with a bold new plan for reforming Israeli society from within.

Senior figures in the air accident investigation community yesterday warned that the chances of a proper investigation into the downing of Malaysia Airlines MH17 are looking increasingly doubtful, as reports emerged that Ukraine separatists were destroying evidence.

Efforts by pro-Palestinian activists to challenge Israel's blockade of Gaza appeared increasingly doubtful yesterday amid reports that Greece was preventing several ships from leaving port to join a convoy bound for the Palestinian territory.

That cost — extracted by financial markets increasingly doubtful about Italy's ability to repay its loans — shows just how hard it is for indebted European countries to escape their raging financial crisis.