Sentence examples for its doubts about from inspiring English sources

It moves so slowly through the muddy water you might even think it has its doubts about whether to go or stay.

In the classified version of a National Intelligence Estimate prepared by intelligence agencies last fall, the allegation about Iraq's activities in the African nation of Niger was included along with a footnote that said the State Department had its doubts about whether it was justified by the evidence.

The right wing of the party, which splintered its vote among the also-rans, has its doubts about Mr. Bush, but it abominates Mr. McCain.

Though the IMF has its doubts about the approach (and it is not alone), a tax on transactions would be easier to collect than one extracted from individual institutions.

Brussels has its doubts about his idea of a perpetual bond, since it sounds a bit like the debt will never be paid back.

But it does, of course, please the Republican base, which has its doubts about Mr McCain and which may be tempted to stay at home in November.Mr McCain has been throwing other bits of red meat rightwards as well.

Mr. Pogorelov accused the church of clinging to its doubt about the bones because it did not want to concede that its suspicions in the 1990s were unwarranted.

Whatever its private doubts about Mr. Zardari, the administration threw its public support behind him in advance of the meetings.

Possibly reflecting its own doubts about the long-term strength of the movie, Paramount accepted.

The shipping industry has its own doubts about the CARB rules.

In addition, its auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, raised doubts about its chances to continue operating.