Sentence examples for into some doubt from inspiring English sources

As the story goes along, that assumption is put into some doubt.

But the promised resurgence of nuclear power has been thrown into some doubt because of the credit crisis.

Final Senate approval was thrown into some doubt in recent days because the House passed the bill last week and then left for its holiday.

The effectiveness of platelet-rich plasma therapies, which involve injecting parts of a patient's blood into an injured area to catalyze the body's instincts to repair tissue, has recently been put into some doubt.

But Favre's future was cast into some doubt again when he injured his left ankle in the N.F.C. championship game, which the Vikings lost in overtime to the New Orleans Saints.

LETTER FROM MEXICO about the Zapatista National Liberation Army's small rebellion which has thrown the Mexican government's chances in the next election into some doubt,… The Olympic Games will be held in Mexico City from Oct. 12 to 27.

Civilized people would do well to admit some doubt into their thinking.

Putting some doubt into bankers' minds—"constructive ambiguity", as the regulators put it is a guard against moral hazard.

Now, this freaks people out a little bit because you're allowing some doubt into your self talk.

Sampras managed to save three break points that game, but Agassi had inserted some doubt into his old rival's head.

New research into low-cost childcare systems in Quebec, conducted by MIT economist Jonathan Gruber and scholars from other institutions, throws some doubt into the long-term positive effect of such programs.