Sentence examples for much doubtful from inspiring English sources
My part-robotness is down to the wisdom and expertise of surgeon Simon Holmes, who fought against much doubtful speculation as to whether this was really worthy surgery to undertake.
The soundness of the hypothesis will not be commented upon, because there is so much doubtful with the basic premise.
Without Mr Irons's name, that much is doubtful.
Whether Darling has done enough to reverse the rapid collapse in Labour fortunes is surely much more doubtful.
"We have to make sure that they are humanely treated at an international standard, but whether we should go to this whole level of flying families thousands of kilometers is much more doubtful.
Rather, it's whether the rightward shift that Beinart discerns has any kind of staying power, or has achieved any kind of structural, enduring goals — and there I think the case is much more doubtful.
The responsibility is not ours to act on much more doubtful legal ground around international humanitarian law and to get us drawn into potentially hideous situation with consequences we cannot foresee.
Madeleine Albright, the secretary of state, always hawkish on Balkan matters, was blunter in her dismissal of Mr Milosevic's promises: he was trying to set "clearly unacceptable" preconditions.Italy, for its part, suggested that NATO could put away its guns if Mr Milosevic entered a "serious dialogue" with the separatists in a few days, while Britain and France sounded much more doubtful.
That's much more doubtful: On a few fronts, it's already there or on its way, but the crucial idea that conservatism ought to focus directly on the economic interests of downscale Americans has not exactly caught fire within the G.O.P., and the party's relationship to reform-minded policy wonks remains … well, distant is a kind way of putting it.
Late last year, the company has set a goal of tripling worldwide sales by 2030, to $50 billion annually — a goal that might seem much more doubtful now that Japan's crisis is making many countries think twice about building plants any time soon.
