Sentence examples for placed doubts from inspiring English sources

The 5-6 record that has them teetering on the edge of the playoff picture has placed doubts in their heads, the troubles weighing on them as much as their Dec. 9 game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Lennon admitted that Celtic could afford to pay about £6m for a single player but placed doubts on the Scottish champions' ability to match the wages demanded by a top player like Fletcher coming from England's top flight.

It would seem reasonable that the conversion of diagrams directly into a program would be desirable and yet the work of Green and Petre [3 4, 13] and Citrin [2] has placed doubt on the viability of graphical programming notations.

With the level of educational attainment rising amongst migrant groups as a whole, discrimination, if reflected in greater levels of mismatch and thus lower earnings and job satisfaction, may place doubts on the importance of human capital attainment as an avenue for escaping disadvantage (Leslie and Drinkwater, 1999).

The release of the letter also places doubts on News International's honesty in its dealings with Parliament.

These conflicting findings place doubts on the role of ERCC1 in resected NSCLC patients' outcome justifying further investigations.

And John Lee Beatty's photographically detailed school office and courtyard sets would seem to place "Doubt" comfortably in the same tradition.

It stopped him playing for long enough to place doubt in the mind of those in charge at Southampton Academy, who almost decided not to award Bale a full-time scholarship.

There's not much point in placing doubt in peoples' minds.

Casting aside these voices and placing doubt on the survivors is a sure path to perpetuate a future of rape culture -- a future where women are devalued.

A deleted scene from early on within the episode, in which Scully questions her doctor about her ultrasound scans, was cut from the final broadcast as writer Frank Spotnitz felt it was too "confusing" for the viewers to place doubt on the actions of the doctor so early.