Sentence examples for may put doubts from inspiring English sources
I don't know whether I should approach my head or HR to discuss my future now, as I worry this may put doubts in their mind about my competence and commitment as a teacher – if the only choice is to carry on as I am – and my fitness.
The results from that discussion, which show that models of doxastic preference change are subject to relatively strong constraints, may therefore put doubt on the orthodox position in economics that models of doxastic preference change are capable in principle to represent all preference changes.
And it seems to me that the statute, Subsection 3, says that rejection of votes which may put in doubt the result of the election.
But perhaps even better, solid evidence of one's progress may put friendly competitors' doubts to rest.
But the transcripts, and the disputed vote, may put that trust in doubt.
If a caseworker comes to you with questions which you think may put your eligibility in doubt, never lie.
"They put doubt in you, intellectual doubt," Mr. Hamill said.
So the government's efforts may put credit into some consumers' hands, the CreditSights analysts write, but "that money will no doubt be pushed at those who need it least".
It may — may — put a temporary end to the "doom loop" of funds fleeing Spanish banks, forcing the banks to sell assets, driving asset prices down and creating further doubts about solvency.
They may put the responsibility on us.
