Sentence examples for was very doubtful from inspiring English sources
Smith also said she was very doubtful the SNP's judicial review would succeed.
Tom Goetzinger, an analyst at Morningstar, said it was "very doubtful that the creditors were going to allow that kind of breakup".
It was quite amusing because we were getting nothing down, and I told them before we went in here that it was very doubtful that it would ever happen that way.
During those earliest days in his Hainault bedsit, which he shared with his long-term partner Ann Neal, and her then baby son, Luke, did he question his ability to reach Formula One? "I was very doubtful.
I was very doubtful, too, about the image of wild barbarians at the gates that Clark conjured up in that first episode: it was as crude an oversimplification of barbarism as his dreamy notion of ideal perfection was an oversimplification of classicism.
The majority of the people they interviewed was very doubtful of Lyon's capacity to compete for the title of "gastronomy capital" with metropolis such as Paris, New York City or Tokyo, first because of agglomeration effects, and then because these cities have complex communication budgets.
"So right now, it's very doubtful.
I may practice, but it's very doubtful.
"McGuire and Sutcliffe are very doubtful for Friday," said McDermott.
He'll be very doubtful for tomorrow's game".
