Sentence examples for much less doubt from inspiring English sources

Poor countries have their fights, but much less doubt in their overarching goal of getting richer.

They might still eat him, because they were all starving, but there was much less doubt than in the Mapp/Lucia friendships.

But there is much less doubt about his enemies such as Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.In recent months Mr Gusinsky and his media company have faced a barrage of intimidation from the authorities.

There is much less doubt, meanwhile, over the message the political earthquake in Argentina holds at a regional level.

Williams told jurors, who had listened to six days of testimony that included watching Roof's videotaped confession to investigators, that the government had proved the defendant's guilt "beyond any doubt, much less reasonable doubt".

The way people value recorded music may have changed since 1984, but their willingness to give more than a quid for an important cause when made aware of it is much less in doubt.

Drawing on original interviews, archival materials, computer animations and even, d'oh, "The Simpsons," Mr. Stone builds his case seamlessly but leaves no room for dissent, much less a drop of doubt.

There's a chilly certainty at the core of Walt now, an almost sociopathic self-confidence that makes him much more formidable and much less capable of self-doubt.

"It is my legal opinion that there is not probable cause, much less proof beyond a reasonable doubt, that anyone involved in this case committed a crime," Morrogh wrote.

Regarding this fact that in Iran alcohol consumption is much less than western countries, we doubted whether the demography and risk factors of NASH in Iranian populations is the same as what has been seen in previous studies.

And, no doubt, she was also much less frightening than a gang of teen-age girls.