Examples of using Some doubt in English and their translations into Danish
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problem emerged which cast some doubt on the willingness of France in particular to complete the promised full liberalization of capital movements.
There is some doubt about the real and practical insight to be gained from this,
I notice in my dealings with those organisations that there is still some doubt as to their actual influence.
Right at the start of Mr. Roosevelt's twelve years some doubt may have arisen about his docility, and means have been found to ensure it the reader will recall“Rockland's” attempt to
I understand the Racovita that speaks so glorious about himself but keep some doubt about the fact that the Sultan was beside him, even thinking.
In later years he seems to have felt some doubt as to the value of these eight years of work,-for instance when he wrote in his Autobiography-"My work was of considerable use to me,
There is some doubt about the real and practical insight to be gained from this,
As there was some doubt about its admissibility- taking into account that it was submitted rather late- the Conference of Presidents,
Amendment No 2 also causes some doubts even though it was accepted in committee.
I heard again today some doubts about science.
Some doubted that I cared for the people of Bregan.
Some doubted his existence, but most believed he was real; they worked up a profile.
Some doubted the Message whilst others were hypocrites.
I also have some doubts as regards the Commission.
When they saw him, they bowed down to him, but some doubted.
And when they saw him, they worshiped him: but some doubted.
He said you're having some doubts.
And seeing them they adored: but some doubted.
He said you're having some doubts. Frank!
And when they saw him, they worshiped him: but some doubted.