Sentence examples for is most doubtful from inspiring English sources

Lansdale said that "It is most doubtful that Ambassador Durbrow has any personal stature remaining.

In contrast, the number of contaminants in our series appears to have been reasonably low, most of them being isolated from patients who were not diagnosed clinically as being infected, and with low counts, so the actual significance is, at most, doubtful.

"I'm not definitely ruling him out but he would be the most doubtful.

Of the group, Hannan and Elliott were the most doubtful of Cameron's ability to reform the EU.

At second reading, reactions to Pd were most often misclassified as IR instead of doubtful reactions.

Mick Jagger was widely rumoured to be the Rolling Stone most doubtful about the band's decision to play Glastonbury.

Ryan said Smith was fighting through the hip injury but said Smith would probably be the team's most doubtful player against Buffalo.

Most doubtful are Mr. Sarkozy's hopes for Turkey.

"The most doubtful will be Kenny.

If many Israelis were doubtful, most Palestinians were absolutely certain that nothing much would result from an Arafat-Peres meeting, a feeling that hardened like a cement block after a sharp rise in the body count today.

More than 1.2 million people currently follow the account, and it's doubtful most of them know it's since switched to the authorship of alleged environmental activists and journalists.