This prejudice in channel selection inevitably invites doubts on the reliability of this proposed L-SR model.
It is impossible to confirm whether the Facebook account does, in fact, belong to the son, Hafez al-Assad, and aspects of it invite doubt.
Perhaps Nadal suffers from our perception of him for so many years as a wired-up bull that any performance dipping below the levels of a nuclear explosion invites doubt.
From where do you recognize that person?" Because witnesses frequently offer uncertain answers — "I think it is No. 3," for example — the memo instructs detectives to avoid a basic error: asking witnesses to gauge their confidence on a scale of 1 to 10. (Anything less than a 10 invites doubt from jurors at a trial).
However, the sum invites doubt; for example, one of the seven sites is slated for an office tower, but there's no current market for such a tower.
That last statement invited the doubts back in.
The bond markets must be startled by the size of the package, persuaded that the authorities will do whatever is needed and not be invited to doubt it by talk of making investors foot part of the bill in future.
Yet not for a minute are we invited to doubt that Jobs was, in the long run, right, and that he belongs in the company of those famed achievers — Einstein, Gandhi, and so on — who littered Apple's "Think Different" campaign.
Yet not for a minute are we invited to doubt that Jobs was, in the long run, right, and that he belongs in the company of those famed achievers Einstein, Gandhi, and so on who littered Apple's "Think Different" campaign.
It's hard to make this a conscious process, in part because it invites self-doubt.
The State Senate's Democratic leader, Richard J. Codey of West Orange, said, "The administration only invites more doubt and suspicion by throwing a veil of secrecy over an action plan to end the chaos on the inspection lines".
