Sentence examples for minimal doubt from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, while Mr. Davis's new evidence casts some additional, minimal doubt on his conviction, it is largely smoke and mirrors," Judge Moore said.

He said while Davis' "new evidence casts some additional, minimal doubt on his conviction, it is largely smoke and mirrors".

Mr. Mohammed used Mr. Midhar and Mr. Hazmi because they had visas — despite his doubts about their minimal English and lack of sophistication.

2, 4 However, complete-PBPK models rely heavily on knowledge of tissue concentrations, and as such application to clinical datasets has been minimal, raising doubts as to their necessity in most cases.

The outcome, however, is not in much doubt: minimal change, if any.So perhaps it is with a degree of relief that Mr Lee is stepping back from the front line.

While results are good, grumblings about this will no doubt be minimal, but the question now is whether they can sustain that level of intensity through the season.

But these events were so glancing and his level of engagement so minimal that he raised doubts about his commitment to the process of campaigning.

Other vocal proponents of war might also benefit from this book, for it could dissuade them from what Mr. Hedges calls the "moral certitude of the state in wartime," which he sees as "a kind of fundamentalism" and a "dangerous messianic brand of religion, one where self-doubt is minimal".

It's not a moral dilemma, just a weak Law & Order episode where even minimal police work might have raised doubt about her guilt from the start.

There's little doubt that Hearst owed her minimal time in prison and her ultimate pardon to her position of privilege.

One way of explaining this way of rejecting the possibility that he is insane as a genuine basis for doubt is to embrace the minimal counter-evidence account (discussed later) of what makes a proposition a genuine ground for doubt.