Sentence examples for many expressed doubts from inspiring English sources

Many expressed doubts in the firm except Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor who is the biggest shareholder with a nearly 20percentt stake.

As the production entered its second decade, comparisons were made to the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson's lost-and-found masterpiece Smile, and many expressed doubts that the album would ever be released.

And many expressed doubts that the small team of college students could do that.

Many expressed doubts about the expectation that outsourcing of commissioning support functions will result in lower administrative costs.

The administration has reacted warily to the reconciliation pact, with many expressing doubt it would survive even as long as a week, but pointedly officials have not rejected it outright, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has.

Many have expressed doubts about the Joint Committee's chances of success.

Four countries — Austria, Estonia, France and Ireland — supported the new right to be forgotten, according to a summary of the meeting seen by the International Herald Tribune, but many countries expressed doubts, like Britain, Germany, Spain, Denmark and Luxembourg.

Many have expressed doubts that the mass of extant texts attributed to Vasubandhu in the Tibetan and Chinese canons could have been written by a single individual.

The smart money has been accumulating this stock for the past few months, even though many have expressed doubts about the stock shooting back up.

Even though many paleontologists expressed doubts about the efficacy of natural selection to drive evolutionary change (Bowler 1983; Rudwick 1976; Switek 2010), Darwin's abstract inspired paleontologists to search for fossils that possessed features which were transitional between one species and another.

Many have expressed doubts as to whether the state department will meet the December 31 deadline and whether it can oversee the administration's surge in private contracting.