Sentence examples for some lingering doubts from inspiring English sources

Still, there are some lingering doubts about the quality of the I.B.M. turnaround he led.

Despite our joy, we had some lingering doubts about whether the terms of the agreement responded to what the country needed.

All of which has surely reinforced some lingering doubts about a man whose discipline and organizational skills have always been in question.

Mr. Bowen suggested, in his Dallas speech, that it was probably just a coincidence, but that he had some lingering doubts.

Europe is still digesting the last round of enlargement, with some lingering doubts about its place in a globalizing world and questions about where its true borders lie.

It's a great book and a great read, but I have some lingering doubts about whether it really belonged on the shortlist for a major prize.

Still, there is some lingering doubt.

Saving energy makes economic sense now, these efficiency advocates say, even for people who may harbor some lingering doubt about the science of climate change.

With her victory, Mrs. Dole dispelled some lingering doubt about her electoral viability and positioned herself for a potentially prominent future role in national Republican politics.

The moves appear to indicate that even after the government bailout of the two agencies, there is some lingering doubt that the government would actually stand behind their debts if their situation grew much worse.

He said: "There was some lingering doubt about whether it was his work or not.