Sentence examples for is rather doubtful from inspiring English sources
It is quite phony and its effect is rather doubtful.
Businesses with small carbon footprints, such as banks and retailers, promised to go carbon-neutral.But consumers' commitment to greenery is rather doubtful.
"What the special relationship does in terms of the national interest - if anyone can tell you what that is - is rather doubtful," he says.
By Dearing Ward The New Yorker, November 6, 1937 P. 54 Writer gets a booklet from a hiking organization which describes the tremendous benefits to be gained from that sport, but he is rather doubtful about the advantages.
The New Yorker, November 6, 1937 P. 54 Writer gets a booklet from a hiking organization which describes the tremendous benefits to be gained from that sport, but he is rather doubtful about the advantages.
Writer gets a booklet from a hiking organization which describes the tremendous benefits to be gained from that sport, but he is rather doubtful about… Helen of Troy stayed long by Paris' side, A casement-broken sunlight falls Cousin Annabelle is sore upset.
The possibilities to compensate losses in near-optic metamaterials by means of "active" inclusions are discussed; they appear to be rather doubtful.
The company reported sales of roughly 2 million Lumia smartphones in Q1 2012, and while those numbers don't include the recently-launched Lumia 900 or Lumia 610, it's rather doubtful that Nokia's smartphones have managed to give bigger players like Apple and Samsung runs for their money.
The analysis of the oxygen depth distribution in the samples investigated was rather doubtful because of the overlap of the O 1 s and Pd 3 p3/2 states.
Whether we see Jade Dernbach in an England shirt again is rather more doubtful, given that he once again leaked runs at an alarming rate.
