Sentence examples similar to qualification doubts from inspiring English sources

And, with qualification, those doubts have now gone.

In the past, losing such prized gymnasts wouldn't have put Olympic qualification in doubt.

[Theo] Walcott then missed a great chance to put his side ahead and to put qualification beyond doubt ahead of the return leg".

Leads at home to Norway and then the Netherlands were painfully squandered, putting qualification in doubt.

And more importantly, their Olympic qualification was in doubt for the first time in 40 years – since Nadia Comaneci put Romania on the map for something other than vampires.

"I always knew that it had been very painful for her to miss out," said Baltacha, whose qualification was in doubt ahead of London.

The vexed question of European qualification casts the greatest doubt over the future of the competition, which was almost a non-event when it was first contested in 1960-61 but gained kudos upon the introduction of a Uefa Cup place for the winners in 1971.

But each of these assertions rides roughshod over some obvious doubts and qualifications.

The papers also reveal an ongoing battle over Iraq's supposed nuclear programme, with analysts' doubts and qualifications ignored during the drafting process.

Familiar soul-searching, a new manager, another comfortable qualification campaign and, no doubt, a huge anticlimax in Russia in two years' time.

Yet such doubts and qualifications notwithstanding, few deny that some degree of bad debt reduction was genuine and that overall loan quality among Chinese banks has improved from the worst of times.