Sentence examples for to generate doubt from inspiring English sources

Climate-change contrarians, though they publish very little in the relevant scientific literature, use the Internet to mount persistent attacks on the I.P.C.C. Being a human enterprise, the I.P.C.C. has certainly made mistakes, and these get magnified by people attempting to generate doubt about the overall body of climate science.

The presence of Cx. sitiens in the top left quadrant of Figure 3A indicates that it did not display sufficient within-species variation to generate doubt as to whether it was a single biological entity.

Doubts about whether Scotland would be able to use the pound might be expected to generate uncertainty and unease about independence too.

However, the absence in most of the studies of remarks on the use of extraction methods suitable for ancient binders, or of tests to assess their efficiency, may generate doubts about the suitability of the extraction methods used in some analysis.

In effect, the practice of subjecting patients to an added respiratory burden to try to improve the sensitivity and specificity of the tests to judge patient readiness for extubation generates doubt as to whether the added burden itself might have caused extubation failure in some patients who would not have failed otherwise.

The scale of these potential liabilities can in turn generate doubts about public finances undermining the resilience of both banks and sovereigns.

The absence of data in most studies on the efficiency of the extraction procedures used in ancient samples and on the influence of microbial contamination may generate doubts around some of the results obtained.

Although higher Hg levels were found in Asian countries, the lack of association with dietary fish intake in the few studies conducted on women with moderate consumption might generate doubts about its possible utility as a biomarker of exposure in these settings.

Mr. Vines said the Tesla fire was likely to generate more doubts about the performance of electric vehicles, which have been slow to catch on with American consumers.

The goal of the insurance industry will be to generate fear, uncertainty and doubt among the state's residents and business owners.

This is often dismissed by realists as generating doubt about unobservables that is no more worrying than doubting other minds or the external world.