Sentence examples for would be doubts from inspiring English sources

There would be doubts about whether David Cameron could survive as prime minister.

"Obviously, there would be doubts because he's never been a head coach, but I think he's proven himself".

The complication is that there would be doubts about assigning women to a regimen that a major study has now suggested is dangerous.

Brendan Rodgers faces a review of Liverpool's season of frustration with the club's owners and the manager's demeanour after this wretched afternoon betrayed realism and, perhaps, a little anxiety – not least when he said that he accepted there would be doubts over his future after this and, more generally, the whimper that has been the final two months of the season.

Equally problematic would be doubts about who won following November 8.

"If the Mets did decide to sign him, I'm sure a lot of people would be doubting David, Francoo said.

"If they had gone ahead as planned, I don't think any of this would have happened and no one would be doubting their sincerity," he said.

Coding potentials of the third group would be doubted to some extent.

Who wouldn't be doubting God's Presence right about now?

But without a blink he elaborates: "To doubt that recollection would be to doubt pleasure itself.

Even with substantial restructuring, its future would be in doubt.