Sentence examples for prompted doubts from inspiring English sources

Some even scoff at the store's efforts to spruce up its image.All of this has prompted doubts about the company's strategy.

The firm's inability to safely store contaminated water and prevent more damage to the environment has prompted doubts about its ability to lead the Fukushima Daiichi cleanup.

Radio Shack missed its earnings forecasts this week, prompting doubts about its viability.

But ground has not been broken, and considerable discord dogs the project, prompting doubts among Muslims here about whether it will come to be.

Scottish police recently travelled to Cyprus to look for an alleged associate of the two suspects, prompting doubts about the strength of the prosecution case.

The bloodthirstiness of this book's title and rhetoric logically prompts doubt whether Morris should be taken seriously.

Then, for me and millions of others, what prompted reasonable doubts was the evidence presented in the 2009 trial; it could not withstand scrutiny.

But it is the house itself, sitting behind a ferociously unkempt yard in a Baton Rouge subdivision, that prompts doubts.

A more generic term for this behaviour is "stalking", prompted no doubt by social media's strange combination of remoteness and intimacy.

Prompted no doubt by the swift start, England promoted Andrew Flintoff, the first of their big hitters to number four, ahead of Collingwood and Pietersen, perhaps in a quest to get the Lancashire all-rounder some time in the middle as much as to keep up the scintillating scoring rate.

As she was forming her coalition with the Free Democrats (FDP) in October 2009, Greece went belly-up, prompting deep doubts about the euro and the survival of the EU.