Sentence examples for raised doubt that from inspiring English sources

The ruling raised doubt that the transaction will be completed, said Tom Burnett, who advises large investors on mergers.

At the same time, American Apparel said it was in danger of not complying with the terms of a loan, which raised doubt that the retailer could survive.

Economists said new data showing a rise in unemployment raised doubt that consumer spending would carry the economy through the slowdown.

These findings are in parallel with the observations made by Yang et al. 4 The almost entirely negative CD3-positive infiltrate in diffuse astrocytomas and anaplastic astrocytomas has raised doubt that the infiltrating CD3 cells noted in glioblastomas and pilocytic astrocytomas might arise merely from a disturbed blood-brain barrier.

As a consequence, we raise doubt that regarding the body of evidence concerning ASS it may be justified not to administer anticoagulants in high-risk patients or to perform studies of ASS against placebo.

(19) While there is structural and biochemical support for the presence of DNA-binding domains on AidB, the AidB structure also shows that the four FAD binding sites per tetramer are far from these DNA-binding regions, raising doubt that AidB directly repairs DNA.

But they raised doubts that Mr. Romney could convert their flock.

At first Johnson raised doubts that the game with the Russian "geezer" would go ahead.

The move raised doubts that parliamentary elections would be held before the end of May.

That has raised doubts that any agreement on lifting the Jackson-Vanik provisions can be reached before the November election.

In Washington Senator Henry Jackson, Democrat, said that the arrest raised doubts that the Soviet Union really wanted détente with the West.