Sentence examples for mounting doubts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi's resort to the authoritarian measures of his predecessor appeared to reflect mounting doubts about the viability of Egypt's central government.

The move suggests that even as Mr. Weiner vows to press ahead with his candidacy, there are mounting doubts about its political viability within his own campaign.

Worries that objections from Rio Tinto shareholders will be insurmountable have also added to the mounting doubts about the deal's probability of success, according to the report.

Amid mounting doubts over the health of the eurozone, the FTSE 100 index shed 3% of its value on Wednesday, only to gain a total of 6% on Thursday and Friday.

More recently, when doubts about Coulson's credibility were mounting – doubts Cameron must have shared – he appears to have taken refuge in a more cynical position, calculating that if a paper trail were ever found, he could say he was lied to.

Online ticket sales (65% of the total) have helped cut costs and make Ryanair one of the world's most profitable airlines.Orange squeezedFrance Telecom responded to mounting doubts over the prospects for mobile-phone operators by slashing the flotation price of Orange, its mobile subsidiary.

Both inside and beyond Westminster, there are mounting doubts about the business case, and bafflement at HS2's cost: at the last count, up from £34.2bn to £42.6bn, plus £7.5bn for rolling stock, though plenty of people – among them, Boris Johnson – think the total figure will climb way above that, to £70bn and beyond.

Acting for the interests of others in a way that coincides with its own would remove mounting doubts that China means what it says about a new kind of great power relationship.