Sentence examples for very considerable doubt from inspiring English sources

This casts very considerable doubt on the "missing=smoking" assumption.

And no one doubts that these are very considerable.

"Whilst the MBA required a very considerable investment, both financially and personally, I have no doubt that it was worth it," he says.

We share the belief that manned space flights should continue, preparing for the possible exploration of other worlds, yet we have considerable doubt that the space station itself will get us very far toward that goal.

There is no doubt that in the early years this imposed a very considerable strain on their relationship.

The very low autopsy rate and resulting reliance on information from death certificates leaves considerable doubt as to the accuracy of the causes of death.

As mentioned in the previous section, the most important methodological issue concerning economics involves the very considerable simplification, idealization, and abstraction that characterizes economic theory and the consequent doubts these features of economics raise concerning whether economics is well supported.

For these reasons, there is considerable doubt as to what John's real views were.

And there is no doubt that Erskine, a deeply committed socialist and Quaker that was heavily influenced by Swedish social democracy, made very considerable efforts to involve the original Byker community in the design of the new development.

There is considerable doubt whether the….

But South was in considerable doubt.