Sentence examples for voice doubt from inspiring English sources

But others voice doubt that government forces can ever stamp out the cartel, given its infiltration of the local police.

While many labor leaders like Mr. Gephardt, some voice doubt about backing him because they question his electability.

Many Republicans voice doubt that Mr. Clinton will negotiate in good faith, feeling that he is more interested in provoking disputes that would help Democrats at the polls.

It was with the bombing of a Birmingham church barely two weeks later, and the death of four schoolgirls, that he began to voice doubt about the efficacy of nonviolence.

KURDS VOICE DOUBT -- Kurdish officials express doubts over how soon allies could launch an initiative out of the north and surprise at the slow pace of the American invasion of Iraq.

Some have begun to voice doubts.

Few now openly voice doubts about giving women greater say on security matters.

Others voice doubts, and doubts open up the likelihood of a high court challenge to the enabling legislation.

Senior Tories started to voice doubts about whether Coulson will be able to withstand intense media pressure.

If a Gandhi failed to flourish there, he would be in trouble.Yet it takes little prodding for locals to voice doubts about him.

While some supporters justify the shifts as pragmatic politics to get elected, others voice doubts about his real commitment to change.