Sentence examples for most doubts from inspiring English sources
When, however, the design by the architects Marks Barfield was unveiled, most doubts were cast aside.
With those moves, Governor Bush allayed most doubts on the right about his commitment to the cause.
It involved, in Guillory's analysis, "a government entity that enjoys the benefit of most doubts, and a D.A. who enjoyed the most gold-plated kind of immunity there is: absolute prosecutorial immunity".
The goal, the official said, would be to draw up a draft that would not be vetoed by France, China or Russia, the three members of the Security Council that have expressed the most doubts about any attack on Iraq.
Brazil will also have to do without Thiago Silva against Germany, ruled out after his second yellow card of the tournament, but it is the news about Neymar that will raise the most doubts about whether Scolari's team have enough quality to go all the way.
In fact, it is – and most doubts on that score have been dispelled by blanket "get the buzz" advertising accompanying this season's NFL games and the current baseball playoffs, stressing the huge daily prizes on offer, of $2m £1.3mm) or more.
A few knowledgeable people take this seriously; most doubt it.
While banking chiefs will be watching their tills, most doubt any protest will be widespread.
Most doubted he would succeed; some, he said, admired his pluck and offered him a job.
He was in the Fed camp casting the most doubt on whether the U.S. recovery had legs.
And most doubt Mr Bush's willingness and ability to compromise.The Bush team has been sending mixed signals.
