Sentence examples similar to subject to doubt whether from inspiring English sources

Again, there are reasons to doubt whether this will work.

It is open to doubt whether they will obey it.

But there are reasons to doubt whether the antiaircraft equipment was truly heading to Hezbollah.

Then he begins to doubt whether he has gone to the right property.

The link between vulnerability and entrepreneurship is no longer subject to doubt.

As earlier noted, the existence of my body is subject to doubt.

The relationship between HP and CO assumed by NIOSH/NCI is similarly subject to doubt.

Whether or not they agreed with the trial judge's approach to the case, no one seemed to doubt that by the end of it, he had an impressive mastery of the subject.

She had hesitated to write about the subject, doubting whether she would "be able to stomach it" especially as she "didn't want to write a misery fest".

Ambrose quotes a remark Eisenhower made on the subject of pacifism -- "I doubt whether any of these people, with their academic or dogmatic hatred of war, detest it as much as I do" -- and when Eisenhower tells young lieutenants they must be a father for their men it strikes a hauntingly familiar chord.

"At the very least, it may be said that the issue is subject to some doubt.