Sentence examples for likely doubt from inspiring English sources
If he is not cheating, these actions may backfire as he will likely doubt your trust in him and may consider calling off the relationship.
What followed is recalled in a letter Bob Teague later wrote to his young son, Adam: "I am keenly aware that you are likely to doubt me when I say this – it sounds too much like the last page of a boy's novel – but on my very first play from scrimmage under Coach Williamson, your daddy ran forty-nine yards through Navy for a touchdown.
The latter step may be a risky move as investors are likely to doubt a weak government's ability to make lasting economic reforms.
It's an odd message for a modern reader, who is not likely to doubt the inherent worth of a two-year-old child.
When he tells audiences that he used to have a drinking problem, he seems to realize that they are likely to doubt him.
In the absence of any concrete plan to help the Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims are likely to doubt the entire American effort, said Mr. Mubarak, traditionally a staunch ally of the United States but increasingly critical in recent weeks.
It seems likely that doubt about religion is just as old as religion itself, although there is no way to prove what people believed or did not believe in cultures that have left us no literary evidence.
When people establish that they share our values, we're less likely to doubt what they say next.
But no one who has encountered, say, a manic in full flight is likely to doubt that he is in the presence of illness.
Although Eusebius believed the Apostle wrote the Gospel and the epistles, it is likely that doubt about the fidelity of the author of 2 and 3 John was a factor in causing them to be disputed.
In a study, Ellen Lenney claims that women "display lower self-confidence than men across almost all achievement situations" and double-checking answers on the SAT gives a significant disadvantage, as women are more likely to doubt their answer with the time putting pressure on them.
