Sentence examples for too doubtful from inspiring English sources
"It is too doubtful, too contested," she told Europe 1 radio.
Certainly, it would disappoint Thomas Jefferson, who once opined, "The benefit even of limited monopolies is too doubtful to be opposed to that of their general suppression".
Other cases especially Case 187 should perhaps also be included and discussed, but there is a limit to interest in the subject if too doubtful instances are brought into question.
Bill Moyers is also doubtful.
Ashcroft, a "non-dom" who does not pay UK tax on his overseas earnings, is unlikely to appear in person and Hague, too, looks doubtful.
England's options late in the game were also limited after paceman Boyd Rankin was forced off with a hamstring injury and he too is doubtful for Sydney, although Stuart Broad will be available again after being rested for the opening two matches of the series.
That seems a little doubtful, too.
The FARC fighters were doubtful, too.
Many Citigroup employees are doubtful, too.
He too, however, seems doubtful whether this bit of Bosnia can ever revert to its pre-war state.
