Sentence examples for should be doubtful from inspiring English sources

True, such a nation might not have fewer spree killers — but then we should be doubtful of any policy proposal that promises to prevent events that are by definition unique, unpredictable and irreducibly complex.

"I feel that until and unless this country is cleansed from terrorism, this war and effort will not stop, no one should be doubtful of this," Prime Minister Sharif told the press in Peshawar.

How is it possible, one may ask, that it should be doubtful whether a simple sign has the same sense as a complex expression if we know not only the sense of the simple sign, but can recognize the sense of the complex one from the way it is put together?

CT scan and MRI should be reserved for doubtful cases [42].

Perhaps the apes are being slaughtered and perhaps "something should be done," but it is doubtful that the apes are being crucified on the cross of the Playstation 2. It all does ring hauntingly of Somalia, however.

When Mike Epps joked in "The Hangover" that roofies should be called "floories," it's doubtful he ever thought that the film would the first part of what would become a billion-dollar grossing trilogy.

Even though the value of rabies vaccination is doubtful, it should be considered in light of the potential for cross-reactivity (15 ) and the lack of alternatives.

Professor Michael Baum, a leading researcher in breast cancer, is doubtful whether PGD should be used for inherited breast cancer.

Biopsy should be performed only in doubtful cases.

Biopsy should be performed only in doubtful cases, when the diagnosis is unclear.

44– 46 Therefore, in clinical practice, anti-DGP antibodies should be tested only in doubtful cases.