Sentence examples for indeed doubts from inspiring English sources

Indeed, doubts had been voiced since 2007, when the Yasuní-ITT Yasuní-ITT was proposed.

For example, he is not, as one would expect, Averroistic in accepting the doctrine of a single soul and indeed doubts whether it is truly Averroës's teaching.

Indeed, doubts about common bean as the main host of R. tropici have been raised, giving support to the hypothesis that the species might be an original symbiont of another indigenous legume, further "adapting" to common bean [ 50].

As has been noted, some philosophers do indeed doubt the legitimacy, the very coherence, of the concept of intrinsic value.

The context of Aristotle's assertion that the number one was constructed shows, moreover, that there was considerable controversy as to whether or not the Pythagoreans were to be interpreted in this way and that Aristotle is taking sides in a debate; he says that "it is not necessary to doubt" his assertion, which implies that some have indeed doubted it.

Interviews with health workers confirmed that some women who test HIV negative indeed doubt their test results: One time a mother asked me in the room, is it true I am HIV negative?

Indeed, he doubts that such a monopoly could arise even if regulators stood back.

Indeed, the doubts about the reality of Alvarenga's story only tie it in to its fictional counterparts – from the biblical/qur'anic Jonah cast into the sea for his storm-raising, to Robinson Crusoe, cast away on a desert island.

The results raise indeed some doubts about the stability especially of the relationship between Swiss franc exchange rates and stock market returns.

For it is natural for critics to ask why the arguments of Arc 1 are accepted by the meditator if, indeed, hyperbolic doubts remain in play.

Indeed, I doubt if many of them have even registered to vote.