Sentence examples for prevent doubt from inspiring English sources

The danger is that the alarms themselves may give the verdict more weight than it deserves, so that if the plaintiff wins, the alarmists will have created the very sort of damage they are trying to prevent: doubt among the ill-informed about whether the Holocaust happened.

Though his loving wife, Aimée de Potter, chooses to accept that he was lost at sea and forges forward, she can't prevent doubts about his fate from drifting through her mind -- especially as she grows more doubtful about who he really was, and whether she ever truly knew the man she was married to for decades.

Only action that is immediate, real and very substantial will prevent that doubt from morphing into hopelessness.

And while stern diplomatic measures and enhanced sanctions appear to have discouraged Iran from developing a weapons program, it seems likely that Israeli military aggression will prompt Iran's full-on pursuit of precisely what Morris so desperately seeks to prevent — no doubt more ironic an outcome than he intended.

The review protocol for the follow-up study will be published as a Cochrane review to prevent any doubt about the comparison to be data-driven instead of protocol-driven.

This overinclusiveness, combined with his lack of interest in character, prevents "Reasonable Doubt" from being a viable work of fiction.

While Egyptian law and Mubarak's authoritarian regime will no doubt prevent ElBaradei from getting on the ballot, his flirtation with entering the race has, at least temporarily, energized a demoralized electorate.

However, I didn't let these doubts prevent me from applying.

Women are also significantly more likely to let these doubts prevent them from running, and they are still more likely than men to have family obligations.

This will prevent those negative doubts from returning.

Lawyers at the Department of Health say that all detentions are likely to be legal, but that retrospective legislation is needed to remove any doubt and prevent claims for wrongful imprisonment on a technicality.