Sentence examples for the doubt for from inspiring English sources

I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt for that.

The industry's new figurehead deserves the benefit of the doubt, for now.

Turkey, which gave Mr. Assad the benefit of the doubt for too long, also has to bear down.

In a 2007 interview with ESPN, Pappas suggested that Froemming should have given him the benefit of the doubt, for the sake of history.

These days, no dot.com gets the benefit of the doubt for long, and there are concerns that Alibaba's site lacks depth.

Labour, however, can expect the benefit of the doubt, for it stands not for meanness or cost-cutting but for equity and for defending the poor.

Perhaps that is partly because people usually give a new administration the benefit of the doubt for its first 100 days.

Yet Qualcomm deserves the benefit of the doubt for now, given its solid long-term performance and record of returning cash to shareholders.

The European Union and the United States are giving the new government the benefit of the doubt for now, diplomats and analysts say.

Mr. Hawke said yesterday that bank examiners had erred in giving Riggs the benefit of the doubt for so many years.

The market appears to be giving him the benefit of the doubt for now and the shares ended up 1.25p, or 11.9%, at 11.75p.