Sentence examples for stated doubts from inspiring English sources

The United Nations convenes its annual climate change conference next week in Bonn, Germany, and the American delegation is expected to face harsh criticism over President Trump's decision to walk away from the 195-nation Paris climate accord and top administration officials' stated doubts about the causes and impacts of a warming planet.

As one tobacco employee famously stated, "Doubt is our product".

One physician, Brigadier-General Dr Marjo Subiandono, stated his doubts about by noting that "[Suharto] has two permanent cerebral defects".

The Saudi state doubts the loyalty of its own Ismaili and Zaidi populations, whose natural sympathies are suspected to lie with the Houthis.

But Parke Skelton, Carrick's counterpart in this race and another of the most respected political consultants in the state, doubts that Shriver can turn many heads with that argument.

When asked by Matthew Bogdanos, an assistant district attorney, whether he was sure Mr. Combs had the gun before entering the club, Mr. Fenderson stated: "No doubt whatsoever.

As Cynthia Zarin notes, Mark Twain and Charlie Chaplin publicly stated their doubt that William Shakespeare wrote the plays attributed to him ("After Hamlet," May 5th).

It may be stated beyond doubt that the neuroprotective effect of moderate hypothermia (33 to 34°C) has been shown in cerebral hypoxia and asphyxial encephalopathy.

I further appreciate how Pressfield reframes the experience of self-doubt when he states, "Self-doubt can be an ally.

After stating his doubts about the reliability of the Web as a way of communicating, he suggested that everyone look one another in the eye and say "light".

Since Prof. Rahe possesses such an acute mind you can see this for yourself by watching my interview with him let me state my doubts as questions.