Sentence examples for while it is doubtful from inspiring English sources

While it is doubtful that Lenin would approve of the proliferation of capitalism in his home town, he might not have been against the English lessons.

While it is doubtful that a court would hold a consumer liable for purchases made on a card he never received, the misdirection, theft or loss of cards in the mail can be troublesome to the intended re cipient.

While it is doubtful anyone will ever know what happened to the letters, one thing seems certain: Mr. Khochinsky's line of work, if not Mr. Khochinsky himself, will continue to play an important role in Russia.

While it is doubtful that blatant election-rigging, pervasive corruption and condoning of torture were routinely discussed at the Mubarak dinner table, even Mrs. Mubarak has since conceded that millions of dollars not properly belonging to her were found in her personal bank accounts.

While it is doubtful that "Clemenza" will ever rival "Le Nozze di Figaro," "Don Giovanni" or even "Cosi fan Tutte" in popularity - it is a stylized pageant of ideas, with noble, singing statues for characters rather than the warm, irrepressibly human figures that fill the earlier operas - it remains a curious, powerful work, enriched with some wonderful music.

He regards the Indian origin of the Gypsies as fully established, and while it is doubtful from which Indian tribe they really sprung, he believes that they spoke one of the non-Sanskritic Indo-Aryan tongues, which are by him grouped under the heads of Shína-Khowár, Káfir, and Kalasha-Pashai.

While it was doubtful the Yankees would have gotten Palmeiro at home, the collision looked awkward.

The first BCS standings of the season will be released Sunday night, and while it's doubtful this week will be as treacherous for top-ranked teams as last week, there definitely are some games to keep an eye on.

While it's doubtful the Elm will have a beer keg on the floor, it's clear that Mr. Liebrandt wants his new venture to have a looser mood.

He said that while it was doubtful that the small community would attract a 300-employee factory, it might be a prime location for a call center or other service business that relied on telecommunications.

The court noted with respect to Year 4 that the relevant statute referred only to "executive employees". It then held that while it was doubtful Congress intended the statute to apply the statute to judges, would be unconstitutional if Congress did so intend.