Sentence examples for rising doubts from inspiring English sources

With rising violence in Afghanistan, and rising doubts even among the brass and troops on the ground, is it time to drastically revise the strategy in Afghanistan?

The firms are still developing these benefits despite the recent weakness in technology stocks and rising doubts about the future of many Internet businesses.

But it seemed the strongest expression yet from a European leader of the rising doubts about the Afghanistan mission among America's allies.

Mr. Gingrich defended his holiday as a chance to "get away and think," but aides chastised him, they said, for lacking the discipline to run a focused presidential campaign that could overcome rising doubts about his candidacy.

Both companies' shares have been under pressure as the oil price hovers at about $50 a barrel and rising doubts about Opec's ability to organise a promised production cut.

Last year its peacekeepers helped Congo's ramshackle army defeat a rebellion widely thought to be backed by the governments of neighbouring Rwanda and Uganda that had hamstrung Mr Kabila for almost a decade.Mindful of rising doubts about him in the West, Mr Kabila may seek friends elsewhere.

The results of the two surveys showed a rising doubt about the world's economic system, a fact that troubled many of those who gathered here.

What is important this time around is the coincidence of macroeconomic, policy concerns with the rising doubt about the health of the Chinese corporate sector.

However, subsequent data have been inconclusive and rose doubts whether an AEA transporter even existed (Glaser et al., 2003; Fegley et al., 2004).

A lot of defaults would be devastating to the investors, but so, too, would be rising market doubts about the quality of the companies' credit.

One prominent dissenter on the greenhouse question, Dr. Robert Balling, a climatologist at Arizona State University, says, "the surface temperatures appear to be rising, no doubt," and other skeptics agree.