Sentence examples for modest doubt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shear said investors were also getting a whiff of inflation, which implied at least modest doubt about the effectiveness of Fed policy.

Supremely modest, no doubt.

Homelessness has suffered only modest cuts, no doubt because of the sheer pressure of demand and the extra cost of temporary accommodation that's provided by private landlords (placements in private temporary accommodation and in bed and breakfast hotels have both more than doubled since April 2010).

That the absolute accessibility effects of the infrastructure investments are so modest is without doubt caused by the fact that accessibility levels in the studied countries were already reasonably high in 2006.

If you have to do any jail time, it will be modest and no doubt served at a minimum security facility, with plenty of perks.

And partly it is because "Bridge of Sighs," like Lucy Lynch, is shaped by touchingly unglamorous honesty and self-doubt, modest qualities to be sure.

Strong earnings in France and Russia with some improvements in Germany called for a modest but no-doubt pleasing 2.6% increase in overall same-store sales in Europe for the year.

After Albion reached the FA Cup sixth round on Saturday their celebrations were no doubt professionally modest.

Yet in Germany there is no doubt that modest Wolfsburg has been transformed by the team-building and coaching of Felix Magath.

Modest sums will no doubt be thrown at the system from time to time with great fanfare, but that will do virtually nothing to ease the overall trajectory.

David Cameron, who also favours a "modest reduction", is no doubt speaking truthfully in his insistence that the government has "no plans to bring forward any legislation in this area".