Sentence examples for sufficiently doubtful from inspiring English sources

Although the coming round should, for example, bring easier access to rich markets for textiles from poorer countries, India was sufficiently doubtful about the nature of the promises on offer to hold out until the last minute, threatening to wreck the Doha agreement.The agenda for the new round is ambitious, not least because Europe wanted it that way.

"We were not sufficiently doubtful of what we were told given everything we already knew from our experience at previous companies," CEO Tom Moss reportedly said in an email to backers.

The dollar amount in question is sufficiently diminutive that it's doubtful that it contains much in the way of a corrective lesson for the companies at fault.

It seems doubtful that he will be sufficiently selfless or stupid to do that.

He added that he was doubtful that the board had sufficiently deep pockets to rescue the theater financially.

He continued to be doubtful about this, but by the early 1950s his doubts had sufficiently dissipated for publication to become a possibility.

In addition, the disparity in prices when these branded drugs are compared with their generic versions makes it doubtful if the quoted R&D costs are sufficiently robust.

Maybe I'm too much of an arts junkie and not sufficiently appreciative of the joys of tattooing, but I'm doubtful that high streets will one day be full of Polunin Parlours transforming young bodies into psychedelic wonders.

Even "if there were a prospect" that people could become sufficiently well-informed to govern themselves wisely, he wrote, "it is extremely doubtful whether many of us would wish to be bothered".

It is doubtful whether even a hundred people in Israel or worldwide are sufficiently familiar with all the intricate details of the incident to be able to follow the convoluted arguments by the report's authors.

The Fed also appeared doubtful that moves by banks to insulate themselves from liability would sufficiently protect them from an environmental disaster.