Sentence examples for raised some doubt from inspiring English sources

The Senate is tentatively scheduled to vote on the Commerce Committee's bill the week before Memorial Day, but Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the majority leader, raised some doubt today about whether the schedule could be met.

But government authorities tonight raised some doubt about that account, saying that during more than 24 hours in custody, Mr. Sheikh had not provided them with evidence to back up his claim.

This, combined with Sochi's geographic proximity to long-contested regions such as Chechnya and Dagestan, and the success of the attack last June at the Boston Marathon by a pair of ethnic Chechen brothers, have raised some doubt about the safety of Sochi.

This raised some doubt on the true identity of this cell line.

The RoB assessments of all other studies raised some doubt about their results or suggested weakened confidence in the results.

In fact, consideration of basic properties of Na+ diffusion and the expected Na+ flux through single channels have raised some doubt whether average [Na+]i can ever be sufficient to activate KNa (Dryer, 1991).

But they raised some doubts about whether the economy is landing at all.

Ms. Kennedy's whirlwind introduction has raised some doubts about her temperament and political hunger.

(At the time the bill was passed, I raised some doubts about how much it would cost).

The recent and ongoing case of Jahi McMath has raised some doubts about how this distinction is made in the United States.

The minister based his decision on the second IESC assessment, although it raised some doubts about surface, groundwater monitoring and management responses due to lack of information.