Sentence examples for reason for the doubt from inspiring English sources

Indiana complains about being overlooked and underplayed, but there is a reason for the doubt.

Contreras is a major reason for the doubts.

A primary reason for those doubts is the penchant for advertisers, as Ms. Oppenheim put it, "to keep making decisions closer and closer to the last minute".

The reason for inherent doubt in the validity of any given miracle is that the people cannot be sure that God and not a human is the author of the miracle.

One reason for the hostility, no doubt, was that the people-smuggling business in Nimruz was suffering.

One reason for the invitation to doubt extended by Neo-Confucians seems to have been their realization that many Neo-Confucian tenets, especially metaphysical ones, were profoundly novel.

Burkert sees this as a reason for doubting the authenticity of the fragment, since the exact opposite seems to be true.

The reason for doubt is the contradictory data published as several studies have found a relation between LLD and LBP [ 4- 6] but on the other hand many have not found such an association [ 7- 10].

The obvious reason for doubt about the regime's stability is the new leader, who seems even less qualified than his father and grandfather to manage his threadbare police state.

His second reason for doubting the steroids-sharing story was the place Canseco said they supposedly gave each other shots -- a bathroom stall in the Oakland clubhouse.

Another reason for doubting the literal nature of these early genealogies is that the etymology of the names of several early members of the dynasty do not appear to be Germanic, as would be expected in the names of leaders of an apparently Anglo-Saxon dynasty.