Sentence examples for understandable doubts from inspiring English sources

These understandable doubts were less understandably fuelled by his unsuccessful attempt to win the Vuelta last year.

There are understandable doubts at center, as well.

There are understandable doubts, which both D'Antoni and Gasol are working to quell.

Though there were once understandable doubts about her staying power, she is now, at 31, the oldest No. 1 since the Women's Tennis Association rankings began in November 1975.

Understandable doubts remain about the durability of Germany's revival: consumer spending has so far failed to take off convincingly.Yet arguably the German economy is on a sounder footing than at any time since reunification (see article).

Long-term cognitive changes post CABG has received less attention and, as up to 42% patients perform below baseline level, it is understandable that doubt and uncertainty becomes part of their lives.

It is understandable to doubt that impoverished North Korea will ever abandon its nuclear program — its only form of leverage over the rest of the world.

Understandable, no doubt; but at least some of the financing comes from revenues that are projected to pour into the city's coffers from a tax on new hotel rooms.

So it's quite understandable that doubt might creep in.

"Bobby hasn't seen me play, and it's understandable he has doubts about what I can do," Payton said.

Mr. McCain was feisty and aggressive but, particularly during the start of the debate, his language and demeanor offered a reminder of just how much he was a creature of the Senate, as he used phrases that were no doubt understandable in Washington but might have been lost to the audience at home.