Sentence examples for led to doubts from inspiring English sources

Subsequent analysis led to doubts about its importance.

Nevertheless, the patchy results have led to doubts about the effectiveness of massive fiscal transfers.

But the extreme curvature and reactivity of this structure have led to doubts about its existence and stability.

The vague and unprecedented nature of the decree has led to doubts about how it would be used in practice.

Elsewhere among the Western democracies, the bursting of the last bubble has led to doubts about the system that blows them.

But the latest event raised concerns that the 787's problems were potentially more serious than thought and led to doubts about the plane's safety and reliability.

He reformed the I.O.C., and yet Samaranch led to doubt that he reformed himself.

That is a far cry from the early June highs above $42, which led to doubt over the sustainability of the economic recovery.

Yet amidst all this turmoil no biologist has been led to doubt the fact that evolution occurred; we are debating how it happened.

Such is the reasoning, by which many enlightened statesmen have not only been led to doubt, but even to deny the value of this constitutional disqualification.

Academic Cynthia Baron observed that Sellers's external characterisations led to doubt with reviewers as to whether Sellers's work was "true" acting.