Sentence examples for may doubt that from inspiring English sources

Some scholars may doubt that, saying for-profit archaeology can fail to illuminate the past.

Mr Straw's commitment to reform, coupled with the impending publication of the findings of the Lawrence inquiry, may finally compel Britain's police chiefs to tackle the problem of institutional racism in the country's constabularies.Cynics may doubt that anything will happen.

Investors may doubt that Mr Sanusi's successor will keep interest rates high in the run-up to next year's election, lest he incur the president's displeasure and lose his job.

Such outsourcing is the latest, low-cost iteration of customer service, meant to soothe, to solve and to generate more business -- though one may doubt that telephone calls have the same "civilizing powers" as personal contact.

In general, women may doubt that services will offer the help they require.

Admissions committees may doubt that a totally green applicant is committed to medicine or knows anything about it.

We may never doubt that Raphael is heroic in Mr. Depp's eyes, but we begin to suspect that his drinking, his reservation life and unspecified tribal identity are meant to be understood as shorthand for suffering, persecution and injustice.

But the criminal defense organizations are asking the appeals court to subject the state's request to "rigorous scrutiny" and deny it ― in the interests of justice and the "millions" of podcast listeners who may now doubt that Syed murdered Lee.

We may of course doubt that skepticism of this strong variety is correct; nevertheless, it should not be simply ruled out as a matter of definition.

One may doubt, however, that the Clinton campaign will heed exhortations of this kind.

But in light of the language of "spiritual sensations" we may doubt (with Pike) that this is the right way to understand the Christian mystical tradition.