Sentence examples for main doubts from inspiring English sources

Her main doubts centre on the omnium.

"The main doubts were about whether it was realistic".

He is keener to talk to Iran than Mr McCain is— but that makes sense, providing certain conditions are met.Our main doubts about Mr Obama have to do with the damage a muddle-headed Democratic Congress might try to do to the economy.

Indeed, all this underlines the main doubt: nobody knows who this strange man really is.

But the main doubt concerns post-electoral politicking more than policy.

My main doubt concerns the continuing validity of Crimp's modern-dress Molière, first seen in 1996.

The main doubt over Mr Grade, with his traditional telly background, is whether he can devise a successful new media strategy for ITV.

The main doubt is whether the NDP will lose all its 39 seats in the 79-seat provincial legislature, or merely be routed.

Public investment, he admits, "will be highly limited because our resources are very scanty .The main doubt is whether the rest of the Frente Amplio will accommodate Mr Astori's realism or seek to sabotage it.

The main doubt is how she'll cope with such a tight track but that applies to nearly every runner we send over there and it's more than reflected in the odds.

In the end he probably owed victory to the support of Mr Toledo, who won 16% of the vote in April, and of Mario Vargas Llosa, Peru's Nobel laureate for literature.The main doubt about Mr Humala is that he is not Lula.