Rather than doubting them, Tony Blair gushed that 'the Government and the British people are fortunate to be served by security and intelligence organisations whose pro fessionalism is admired - and by our enemies feared - throughout the world.' The extent of the fear the security services provokes in the souks is debatable.
Rather than reducing doubt, checking fosters doubt and ironically increases meta-memory problems.
In fact, there is an ulterior motive to the most recent photographs, but rather than raising doubts about them, it lends poignancy.
As with many previous studies, it confirms that much of the rejection of human-caused global warming stems from ideological opposition to the proposed solutions, rather than actual doubts about the science.
When he said goodbye to the country during his last public appearance at the 1992 convention, Ronald Reagan said he wanted to be remembered as someone who "appealed to your greatest hopes, not your worst fears, to your confidence rather than your doubts".
Rosand believes that rather than casting doubts on Monteverdi's authorship, the significant differences between the score and the libretto might lend support to it, since Monteverdi was well known for his adaptations of the texts presented to him.
Rather than casting doubt on the potential cost savings of the merger, as might be expected, they have said that Unilever has underestimated the savings, at $500 million, when they could be as much as $1 billion.
Rather than casting doubt on the people who take on the economic, social and other hardships associated with a gluten-free diet, The New York Times should use its public platform to applaud them for taking responsibility for their health and encourage doctors to take a professional interest in what they can learn from these earnest patients.
Rather than cast doubt on their own judgment by announcing that a long-held practice has ended in humiliation, regulators are tempted to hang on just a little bit longer.Who dares, winsIn a fight, the regulators have the legal power.
We might not like that it's a generation defined by self-interest and getting on, rather than self-doubt and dropping out, but that shouldn't blind us to the fact that it is a razor-sharp piece of work.
