Why is good news being received with such doubt?
This promise was welcomed by the community; however, without a clear commitment of resources, it was received with some doubt.
In an e-mail to colleagues, Ian Mills, the British chemist who serves as the CCU's president, wrote that "it will be received with smiles — but I doubt that it will go further!" "The biggest question is whether the scientific community needs a prefix for 10 to the 27th," said Ben Stein, a spokesman for the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Such statements would no doubt have been received with hostility, and probably with social if not even criminal sanctions, throughout the ancient world.
Nevertheless, Russell and Havenstein doubt that their positive results received with mice and rats will apply to humans.
Samuels doubts whether Varro would have been received with such warmth had he been in command.
All well received, no doubt, along with an extensive list of other presents given to Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge and to Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall during their overseas tours last year, which have just been published by St James's Palace on their royal website.
Released the same day as another initially misunderstood cult classic, Bladerunner, Carpenter's stark psycho-horror, heavily laced with doubt, anxiety, and dread, was ill received by audiences wanting their exploitation with a little less cerebral moralising.
Upon entering, ticket holders received "At Large With Reasonable Doubt," an excellent little collection of essays, conversations and interviews with a Who's Who of contemporary dance artists.
The man's dance filled the animal with doubt: if the man could not finish a tree-house shelter, would the dog receive her asthma medicine?
