Sentence examples for it raises doubt from inspiring English sources
"It raises doubt the next time you're ahead in the seventh or eighth".
"I think it raises doubt in people's minds about whether the S.N.P. has fully grasped the issue, and adds an element of uncertainty which might persuade people to hold on to nurse for fear of something worse," Mr. Curtice said.
Assuming that the accusations of large-scale misuse of defence-ministry funds are correct, it raises doubt about the efficacy of the parliamentary oversight committee that is supposed to scrutinise defence spending: all four members of that committee are from Mr Saakashvili's National Movement.
That is why whenever the word theory comes up, it raises doubt and uncertainty with regard to what it is defining.
In a report to be published on Friday, the IPCC says that the force's withholding of evidence about improper treatment of miners and perjury by officers, and its failure to investigate it, "raises doubts about the ethical standards of senior officers at South Yorkshire police at that time" and suggests they were complicit.
It raises doubts about Mr. Bloomberg's character and judgment.
But it raises doubts about his willingness to take tough, principled decisions if he gets there.
When prosecutors pick people who appear to be cronies, it raises doubts about the effectiveness of the monitoring.
It raises doubts that this lab can be entrusted with the maintenance of the existing nuclear stockpile.
"The Death of American Virtue" is so exhaustive that some of it raises doubts about the value of Mr. Gormley's exertions.
