Sentence examples for may be doubt from inspiring English sources

When a worker also has a personal physician, there may be doubt, in some cases, as to which physician bears the main responsibility for his health.

There may be doubt as to whether or not devolving NHS budgets to local authorities might somehow undermine the concept of a national health service (Greater Manchester to control £6bn of health and social care, 26 February).

TORONTO — There may be doubt about Derek Jeter's future after doctors discovered a crack in his left ankle, but Joe Girardi declared Friday that he was certain Jeter would return as the same player he was before the injury.

Accepting his Nobel Prize in 1962, John Steinbeck struck a self-effacing note: "In my heart there may be doubt that I deserve the Nobel award over other men of letters whom I hold in respect and reverence — but there is no question of my pleasure and pride in having it for myself".

Albeit in markets where the company has a defacto monopoly there may be doubt about how much choice people really have.

Turning to the setting with two mediators we first note that can affect but not vice versa; in some applications, there may be doubt as to the direction of the arrow between and, which would introduce further difficulties beyond the scope of this article.

Indeed, it may be doubted whether we will ever attain previous peaks.

Whether any of the Sophists actually were subjective idealists may be doubted.

There may be doubts about the wisdom of this particular acquisition.

Even the assumption that all employers attempt to maximize profits may be doubted.

While there may be doubts about Greybull, at least the Scunthorpe steelworks can now look to the future.