Sentence examples for it would be doubtful from inspiring English sources

"It would be doubtful if we win the league this season but you can look at the league in different phases.

Before the president vetoed the measure, several lawmakers said that if he did so it would be doubtful that any significant legislation would be passed before the election.

That's not how the world works, and that's not what history shows us," Obama said, adding that if the US rejected what "the majority of the world considers a fair deal", it would be doubtful that the country could even keep in place its current international sanctions.

"If they are not comfortable with it, then it would be doubtful that we would approve such a competition.

"I'll look at the whole thing again tomorrow morning and reassess the injuries but I would have to say it would be doubtful he would be going anywhere.

"Even in the 80s and 90s, it would be doubtful if it would bring many good jobs for the people in Dundee.

I would be doubtful on that issue.

Thereafter, successive British governments refused to take part in any manned flight programmes hosted by the US or the European space agencies, on the grounds that it would be a doubtful return for the money.

Therefore, it would be very doubtful if such undetectable amount of collagenase would have caused swelling and pain of the joints.

If human life were really sacred it would be at least doubtful whether one might properly kill someone in fear that you would yourself be killed.

But details were unclear, and U.S. officials said they were doubtful it would be implemented fully, if at all.