Sentence examples for some level of doubt from inspiring English sources

The results were not as convincing when some level of doubt was allowed.

Given that there appears to be a some non-trivial level of doubt that neonicotinoids are safe where bees are concerned do you really want to roll the dice?

Just about every human experiences some level of fear and self-doubt.

Note the use of the word "claim" which implies a certain level of doubt.

The MPA assessment from 2012 shows the level of doubt surrounding the project and how officials feared the budget was untenable.

The level of doubt could easily result in more stringent requirements in terms of assessments and documentations, further driving up costs.

"Maggie's voice had a certain level of doubt and a self-reflective vibe that made me trust her, even when she was criticizing stuff that I really love".

Trump's broadsides against allies and lack of interest in building international consensus ahead of major policy changes have injected a level of doubt into the country's alliances that were largely unseen in the postwar era.

Two-thirds of those quesioned said they did not think the president, George Bush, had a clear plan for Iraq - the highest level of doubt recorded since the question was first asked three years ago.

The value of the documentary is not in proving or disproving Avery's and Dassey's guilt; rather, it reveals the complex machinery of criminal murder trials and makes the public aware of the level of doubt inherent in many convictions.

Here was a crime with international ramifications that happened on their patch - the theft and release of more than 6,000 e-mails and other documents that lit a fire under mainstream climate science, perhaps contributing to the torpor in the UN climate process and raising the level of doubt in public minds.