Sentence examples for it highly doubtful from inspiring English sources

Monbiot's account of how the incendiary shells were used makes it highly doubtful that the military targets were separated from the civilians.

Berman said he was aware that a former student had committed suicide but considered it "highly doubtful" that his reasons for killing himself "concerned me".

I find it highly doubtful that all woke up to this issue five years because they resent rich white men.

Though it must be a consideration it is highly doubtful that it will result in a circulation boost.

That said, it's highly doubtful it would since he'd likely lose some of those screaming teen fans.

The current armoury of PCC has not yet amassed to such a dramatic extent that the default, responsible way to procreate would require the use of artificial reproductive technologies as Bill Handel would have it – indeed it seems highly doubtful that such a scenario would ever come about.

He added: It was highly doubtful that it was going to be effective.

Deming's family moved to the U.S. to make it possible, and it's highly doubtful they regret the decision.

If not for the current state of the economy, it is highly doubtful that it would have gotten this far though I, and many other patients who have undergone treatment for cancer or other chronic conditions, may not care about the method by which we have arrived at our current point in the discussion but simply that we have arrived at all.

The armed rebels have no single authority to take orders from; meaning even if Brahimi brokers a ceasefire, like Annan did, it is highly doubtful anybody would abide by it.

There is no information about statins therapy in the blood donors group, but taking into account the inclusion criteria (no symptoms of CAD and its negative family history), it is highly doubtful that these subjects were treated with statins.