Trump seemingly manufactured this question and then as a TV celebrity, he used his near-universal-access to media to foster continued doubt over the birthplace of Barack Obama.
Which could mean that Mr. Dixon's case will not be the last in which defense lawyers invoke Mr. Ashcroft's name to foster jurors' doubts about capital punishment.
From the Kennedy assassination to the moon landing, any claim becomes suspect in an era marked by a deep mistrust of institutions — and there are plenty of revelations to foster such doubts — NSA, anyone?
The attacks have had an impact, and fostered doubt among some Malaysians about Anwar's ability to govern.
"Klinghoffer" is as much an orchestral drama as a vocal one: the instruments are always brooding behind the voices, fostering doubt.
But at the same time, I was somewhat saddened that after close to 15 years of service to the wider American community, particularly in the wider D.C. metropolitan area, the forum had people that had known us and our mission well or had come into contact with us through various programs still fostered doubt.
News of the investigation comes on the heels of two reports on Exxon's scientific activities, revealing that while the company conducted early research on the effects of climate change, it fostered doubt about the link between human activities — primarily the burning of fossil fuels — and rising global temperatures.
A longtime agent who represented several coaches, Anderson said that if the video program existed 20 years ago, black clients like Tony Dungy would have been able to correct misconceptions that had fostered doubts, conscious or not, about their candidacies.
They launched a national media campaign to discredit him and were successful in fostering doubts about what really happened on those boats.
Mr. Erdogan's Islamist roots had fostered doubts about his desire for European Union membership and fidelity to the United States.
