Sentence examples for revealed doubts from inspiring English sources

"This initial assessment revealed doubts," the commission said in a statement, adding that funding for four fixed-wing aircraft projects and two helicopter projects would now be scrutinised.

Tom Brake, the Liberal Democrat MP behind much of the questioning, has revealed doubts over the accuracy of evidence given by a third senior police chief.

After being extradited from Sudan to Italy, the alleged smuggler faced two prosecutions, first in Sicily and then in Rome, despite a series of Guardian articles that revealed doubts about the identity of the man in custody.

But as prosecutors revealed doubts about the credibility of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's accuser in New York, many of his allies in the Parisian elite — particularly men — began to talk of a political comeback.

After being extradited from Sudan to Italy, the man alleged to be the smuggler faced two prosecutions, first in Sicily and then in Rome, despite a series of Guardian articles that revealed doubts about the identity of the man in custody.

Analysts said the lower business investment figures revealed doubts in the corporate world over Abe's "Abenomics" strategy of economic revival involving public spending, a huge programme of monetary stimulus to weaken the yen and boost exports as well as longer-term reforms to boost competitiveness.

Once revealed, doubt becomes certainty.

The summary certainly reveals doubts.

The institute said: "The emails reveal doubts as to the reliability of some of the [temperature] reconstructions and raise questions as to the way in which they have been represented".

While he, too, changed course from time to time, Mr. Bush regularly told aides that a president should not reveal doubts because it would send a debilitating signal to his administration, troops in the field and the country at large.

He repeatedly cites the Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and drops brand names of clothes, cars, liquor and guns; he also borrows chord progressions and tunes from Sting's "Fragile" and the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams". And he reveals doubts about the whole illegal enterprise.