" I wondered if he had ever had doubts about "City.
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They had doubts about his supposed success on that front.
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And even while working on the project, he had doubts about it.
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But she also had doubts about Blunt -- reminiscent of Kander's attack lines.
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Some critics had doubts about his sincerity as a foe of tyranny.
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Others had doubts about the extent of liquidity available for the gaming sector.
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I couldn't believe she had doubts about whether I'd want to or not!
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However, the parents quickly had doubts about the genetic background of their newborn.
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But some people have had doubts about how effective it might be, said Nakamura.
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This was one of several memories Larette had doubts about including in her book.
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"A lot of voters had doubts about me," she said in the Chicago speech.
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Epstein's lawyers said at Tuesday's hearing that they had doubts about the examiner's conclusion.
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Day said she initially had doubts about Trump during the 2016 New Hampshire primary.
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Two Polish officials said they had doubts about the French defence and nuclear offers.
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She told me later she had doubts about the marriage and had feelings for me.
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Trump had told reporters earlier that he had doubts about the potential for an agreement.
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At least one person on the flight had doubts about whether to make the trip.
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She said she had doubts about sending any of her five children to such camps.
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I wanted to call the police, but I had doubts about what good that could do.
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As such, I'd understand if they had doubts about the practicality of Sanders's sweeping immigration plan.
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The European Commission, which opened the investigation on Tuesday, said it had doubts about the overhaul.
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He said the EPP had doubts about what the commission was doing to address this situation.
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Honestly, I have had doubts about whether I should follow that career path, given my background.
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The five people who had doubts about his guilt were of black, Hispanic and Indian descent.
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But legislators in rural areas, where private schools are relatively rare, had doubts about the bill.
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Has there been any point since the show when you've had doubts about the decision you made?
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But if Schultz had doubts about some of his party's priorities, he welcomed its ascendance to power.
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At first Garris had doubts about her curly hair, but eventually she began to embrace her new look.
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CBS reports that another Van Gogh expert, Yves Vasseur, had doubts about the photograph and contacted the museum.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told lawmakers on Wednesday he had doubts about a safe zone.
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Also, he got precious little help from the national Democrats, who had doubts about his ability to win.
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Simmons wound up spending two seasons in the D-League, but he still had doubts about his future.
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Privately, however, Lim Miller had long had doubts about the effectiveness of his work helping people escape poverty.
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If anyone had doubts about getting rid of Mr. Trump before now, this should be the last straw.
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During Mr Lugar's second stint chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he had doubts about the second Iraq war.
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"Neither of them were ready to be parents and they had doubts about going through with it," he says.
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For a while there were signs that the leadership itself had doubts about the merits of GDP target-setting.
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Even before the new allegation came to light, Americans had doubts about whether Kavanaugh would be an impartial justice.
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I had doubts about David because he'd flipped before, but Ken was the one who had most of my trust.
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Justice Clarence Thomas set off a signal flare of sorts last April suggesting he had doubts about the practice's constitutionality.
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At first, a lot of people had doubts about how successful a furniture store in a small village could be.
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The verdict showed that the jury had doubts about the government's most important evidence, which came from a C.I.A. server.
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Text messages from T-Mobile's chief executive, John Legere, to Ergen showed that he himself had doubts about Dish's intentions.
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"When I went to China, I had doubts about what it would be like, especially in a remote area," she said.
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African Parks, the non-profit group that took over management in 22020, had doubts about whether it could turn things around.
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A spokesman for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey said on Friday that the government had doubts about the truce's viability.
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Earlier this month, Rosenworcel testified before Congress that she had doubts about the FCC's legal authority to act in this way.
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When word of the disease first began trickling out, he immediately had doubts about whether officials were being forthcoming about it.
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Nicole DeBorde, an attorney for Goines, said she welcomed the FBI investigation because she had doubts about the investigation overseen by Acevedo.
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There were countless Republicans who had doubts about the Iraq war and its consequences but kept quiet for the sake of partisanship.
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"I've been looking at A.B. for a long time," Tomlin said of whether he had doubts about Brown getting his feet down.
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Almost everyone has experienced moments where they've had doubts about their relationships, or where they haven't felt 100% happy in a relationship.
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That follows the retailer's statement in its annual report that it had doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern.
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"The market had doubts about the possibility that the bank would increase rates," said Gabriel Zelpo, chief economist at local consultancy Elypsis.
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But he had doubts about staying independent around the time he understood that Microsoft was getting serious about competing with his company.
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Abdo's conservative policies and family history were a concern to some voters who had doubts about his commitment to clean up government.
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And there were many who felt a strong duty to serve, perhaps even more so if they had doubts about President Trump.
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"There were many moments that I had doubts about whether I was doing the right sport — if this was for me," Manuel said.
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It was a serious matter, because unauthorized firearms were being used, and I had doubts about the legality under which they were operating.
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François had doubts about what he could accomplish in Ontario, but after meeting with Pearl, he thought he would give it a shot.
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Epstein's lawyers told U.S. Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan on Tuesday they had doubts about the New York City chief medical examiner's conclusion.
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I had doubts about the city's ability to treat water from the river, sure, but wasn't that what water regulation and enforcement was for?
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He had doubts about extending the franchise to the uneducated masses, let alone giving power to the people in the form of a referendum.
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But some on the panel had doubts about Ms. Sciorra's account, the jurors said, which did not fit the pattern of the other assaults.
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Walden said he had doubts about whether President Obama would sign off on any compromise legislation regarding the rules, especially given the court's decision.
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He said he always had doubts about whether Turkey should join the EU but found himself in the minority in his Social Democrat (SPD) party.
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Experts and analysts had doubts about whether the Korean electronics giant would ever recover from what is arguably the most devastating smartphone launch in history.
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If anyone still had doubts about the addictive dangers of pornography, Anthony Weiner should have put paid to them with his repeated, self-sabotaging sexting.
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Enderle said that while Johnson was at Amazon when its cloud business was growing fast, he had doubts about Johnson's ability to shine at Oracle.
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Though some of them had doubts about the pace and scale of change described in Byers's article, they had no issue with its basic assumptions.
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As a candidate, he was evaluated in contrast with his opponent, and fair or unfair, right or wrong, voters had doubts about Clinton as well.
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Melissa, a 38-year-old playwright who lives in a one-bedroom in Gotham West, had doubts about the trip, but she signed up anyway.
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Trees showed limited flowering in late September, but analysts had doubts about the viability of the fruit that would be produced by such early blooms.
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Hawley is not the only Republican senator who has had doubts about Rao's nomination to replace Brett Kavanaugh on the nation's second most powerful court.
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But she told police that she had doubts about her identification of Jones because the man who raped her was taller and had a rougher voice.
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I didn't think it was a bad idea, but I had doubts about how much difference a federal agency tasked with policing financial fraud would make.
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An assistant state attorney who decided not to prosecute Lolita Grayson for battery had doubts about the video and whether the congressman was actually the victim.
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Yet because those weren't tough races, it would have been easy for Vermonters who had doubts about Sanders to cast meaningless protest votes for his opponents.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Trump's authoritarianism was showing today If anyone had doubts about President Trump's authoritarian nature and intentions, the inaugural speech should set them at rest.
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Like many who are steeped in but structurally excluded from conventional English and its canon, Kelley had doubts about its capacity to adequately express African-American life.
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A Pew survey conducted in 663 found that 56 percent of Americans supported capital punishment in general, but also that many of them had doubts about it.
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Epstein lawyers Reid Weingarten and Martin Weinberg said they had doubts about the New York medical examiner's conclusion that Epstein committed suicide, urging Berman to investigate further.
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By early Wednesday morning, the president sought to distance himself from the loss by reminding his Twitter followers that he had doubts about Mr. Moore months ago.
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He told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Thursday that the agency is one of the worst-run organizations he's ever seen, and said he initially had doubts about Pruitt.
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The White House indicated Friday that was still working to sway lawmakers against the bill, saying that some had indicated privately they had doubts about the measure's implications.
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"They were downplaying the case because they had doubts about it," said Julie Contreras of the Latino civil rights organization League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC.
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Wall Street may have had doubts about Apple before the company reported its most recent quarterly earnings, but one of the tech company's biggest shareholders — Warren Buffett — didn't.
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If the lawmakers had doubts about Comey's ability to conduct a credible review of the Trump-Kremlin connection, those sentiments have faded with the stroke of his firing.
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It found that several police officials had doubts about Mr. Coley's guilt and said they believed that Mr. Coley had been framed or that evidence had been mishandled.
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As I watched, I was immediately reminded of a recent phone call with a friend, who had doubts about dating a guy I thought was perfect for her.
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Sprint shares fell as much as 13 percent on Monday after the Nikkei business daily first reported that SoftBank had doubts about a deal, and ended down 9.3 percent.
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Han told reporters he had doubts about what the defector was claiming, asking how the Kuomintang lost the last presidential election in 2016 if China really was swaying elections.
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Mr. Miller acknowledged that he had been unfair to the woman when, as the police spokesman at the time, he revealed that investigators had doubts about the woman's credibility.
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Even if they had doubts about a president's affinity for China, if he was deemed "kaopu," or reliable, Chinese officials could expect some stability during even the prickliest disagreements.
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Though some people involved with the show had doubts about putting a high school rape onstage, Morissette believed the show could take on delicate issues like abuse and consent.
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Though some people involved with the show had doubts about putting a high school rape onstage, Morissette believed the show could take on delicate issues like abuse and consent.
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The government did not respond to emails requesting comment on whether some banks had doubts about the plan, and whether it had exerted any pressure on institutions to participate.
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On Duesseldorf's Koenigsallee, lined with expensive boutiques and the offices of private banks and law firms, besuited lunchtime shoppers had doubts about Schulz's message that neighboring Duisburg needed their solidarity.
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The market had had doubts about Popular since at least January, when the bank was forced to dip into reserves to ensure it could pay coupons on its AT13 bonds.
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She'd proven to two separate flight attendants that she was a doctor two separate times, and still, somehow, they had doubts about her credentials—just like they'd had about Cross's.
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It transpired that Star had doubts about the design from the beginning, so Dawson told him that next time he disagreed with his vision, he should tell him right away.
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Republican Senator Susan Collins came out against Pruitt on Wednesday, saying she had doubts about whether he would fully support the EPA's mission to protect human health and the environment.
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" Fowler, calling Steyer a friend and "substantial person," also said he had doubts about Steyer's strength in the state: " I don't want to pour any cold water on his campaign.
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One former Pfizer executive told the Post that spending money on a clinical trial when the company had doubts about the results of its initial analysis didn't make much business sense.
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"I don't have anything negative to say about him," she said on CNN's "State of the Union" in response to a question about whether she had doubts about a Sanders presidency.
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For his part, Millennium Art Academy's principal, Herman Guy, attended a Warning Card Project training last summer, and he had doubts about the program when it was rolled out during the fall.
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The 34-year-old married mother of a one-year-old girl had doubts about the government's ability to fund retirement for Japan's growing ranks of elderly in the world's oldest population.
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The net profit forecast is slightly below a 1.2 billion-euro projection UBI gave for the merged entity in January, but a broker said the market had doubts about that figure anyway.
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The senator had doubts about Quarles because he simultaneously served as one of FINRA's public governors and on the board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a Wall-Street-funded lobbying organization.
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Which is all to say, if he had doubts about Trump in 226.5, they evaporated on election night, just as his doubts about his fourth-ranked presidential choice did back in 13.
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That claim may well have emerged only after the women's suffrage amendment was ratified in 1920; before that, many Klanspeople of both sexes probably had doubts about the righteousness of women entering politics.
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Schmack denies he made any campaign promises regarding the case but acknowledges he always had doubts about the timeline, the quality of the evidence, and how that evidence was manipulated during pretrial rulings.
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Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis and Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici wrote in a letter to the Spanish government that they had "doubts about the estimated revenue-raising capacity," of the planned digital tax.
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Even Andrew House, global chief executive of Sony Interactive Entertainment, the video game division of the Japanese electronics giant, had doubts about how quickly virtual reality would be embraced by the mass market.
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Epstein's lawyers Reid Weingarten and Martin Weinberg told U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan on Tuesday they had doubts about the New York City chief medical examiner's conclusion that their client killed himself.
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"I had doubts about whether people would be willing to step up and do this kind of work, which takes a significant time commitment and a certain amount of courage and grounding," Cason added.
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However, after scaling record highs earlier in the week, the benchmark S&P 500 edged lower on Thursday as a report said Chinese officials had doubts about a comprehensive long-term trade deal with Washington.
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While analysts had doubts about what it meant for the company, shares in Huawei's smartphone suppliers jumped in Asian trading on Monday as investors saw Trump's comments as a positive sign for its smartphone sales.
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But Trump said he had doubts about the arguments Bush made for the war -- "Something was going on," he said cryptically -- and he again slammed the former president for making the "worst decision" to invade Iraq.
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the Kremlin would wait to see how the trial panned out before commenting, but added that Russia had always had doubts about the objectivity of the Dutch-led investigation.
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Horst Seehofer, leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU), the sister party of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), told ARD public television that he had doubts about ending visa requirements for Turks even before the latest events.
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The most recent data showed a measure of underlying inflation running at 1.6 percent, which would be a problem if it meant households and businesses had doubts about the economy's strength and were less willing to spend and invest.
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"A lot of people outside of our clubhouse had doubts about our bullpen, and they were the only people who had doubts," said reliever Matt Barnes, who started the bullpen relay on Tuesday and was credited with the win.
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The New York Times also reported Monday that the attorney general had doubts about the watchdog's assessment, and although Barr was quoted in neither story, Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec did not explicitly deny the dispute in a statement.
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He said he had doubts about Mr. Lewis's guilt, but gave in to the other jurors because he believed that the judge was going to keep the jurors there well into the night until they delivered a guilty verdict.
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The most recent data showed inflation running at around a 1.5 percent annualized rate, which would be a problem if it meant that households and businesses had doubts about the economy's strength and were less willing to spend and invest.
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This idea had a preposterous pay-for mechanism, and there's little evidence the Trump administration is in any way pursuing it, but all this probably helped Trump hang on to the votes of some women who had doubts about him.
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PARIS, March 30 (Reuters) - State-controlled French utility EDF reaffirmed its plans to complete its Hinkley Point nuclear reactor project in southern England by 2025 after a newspaper report said a group of its own engineers had doubts about the timetable.
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PARIS/LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi said she first had doubts about the 1979 Islamic Revolution when members of the Shah's regime were executed on the rooftop of a school housing its leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
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Tim Albrecht, portfolio manager at Deutsche Asset Management, said he had used Osram's share price weakness to build up his position in the stock — although he had doubts about the strategy — and now held around 180 million euros' worth of Osram shares.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The London Stock Exchange (LSE) had doubts about the suitability of Deutsche Boerse CEO Carsten Kengeter to lead a combined company after insider trading allegations were made against him, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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San Francisco Superior Court Judge Suzanne Bolanos said she had doubts about the jury's original punitive damage award to DeWayne Johnson, 46, who charged in his lawsuit that using Roundup weedkiller and another Monsanto product led him to develop non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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If he had doubts about the validity of a self-pardon, he could also make a deal — explicit or implicit — with the vice president to resign a day before his term was up in exchange for a pardon from the one-day president.
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Supreme Court civil chamber judge Malgorzata Manowska, appointed to the court under PiS in 2018, said she had doubts about Thursday's ruling but had decided to postpone a case she was meant to hear on Friday "for the good of the parties".
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Think about it: If a total stranger called you on the phone and asked you whether you would vote for a female candidate for president, there's a high likelihood that if you had doubts about doing that, you wouldn't tell that pollster.
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Elizabeth Warren's on the floor of the Senate delivering a speech against Jeff Sessions to be Attorney General and she's reading from a letter by Coretta Scott King, who had doubts about Jeff Sessions years before when they wanted to make him a judge.
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If managers have had doubts about telecommuting, they have centered on whether people working from home will be as productive as they are in the office and if some form of monitoring is necessary, said Kevin W. Rockmann, an associate management professor at George Mason University.
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The U.S. car maker's Korean unit averted a bankruptcy filing with a wage deal clinched last month, but analysts and customers, as well as the South Korean government, have had doubts about GM's commitment and about how long the loss-making company will remain in business.
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During a tour of the mansion, she paused by an icon of Jesus hanging in Turgenev's study and explained that the writer was never religious — and even had doubts about God's existence — but kept the icon because it had been in his noble family for generations.
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Speaking in Brussels on Wednesday, Borrell said he had doubts about young people's genuine engagement to tackling climate change, and questioned whether they were ready to change their lifestyles to help compensate miners and others who will be most affected by measures to cut carbon emissions.
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The A.P. reported last week that Hinton's inadvertent text indicated he had doubts about Manziel's ability to stay clean and that Hinton was given a receipt that indicated Manziel may have spent more than $1,000 at a Dallas drug paraphernalia store the day after a hit-and-run crash.
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Earlier this month, the head of Britain's DMO, Robert Stheeman, told the Financial Times he had doubts about whether a green gilt issuance programme would be cost-effective, as investors might demand a premium relative to normal gilts due to the lack of liquidity in what would be a small market.
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Like Mr. Trump, Gary Panapinto, 28, a machinist from Illinois, had doubts about Harley's true intentions, believing that the company was planning to move the bulk of its bike production offshore, and, like Mr. Trump has intimated, he suggested that Americans would be forced to buy a product that was made overseas.
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ANTI-TRUMP PARAGLIDER WHO FLEW METERS AWAY FROM PRESIDENT ARRESTED She acknowledged that some lawmakers had doubts about her plans to stick to a "common rule book" with the bloc for goods and agricultural products in return for free trade, without tariffs or border customs checks, but insisted she couldn&apost see a viable alternative.
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I had doubts about how this would be conveyed through a series of videos and a PDF course book, but when I did sit down to watch Herzog's MasterClass, suddenly the interface didn't matter — it's a delight to be taught by someone who, despite the surface morbidity, is one of the least cynical filmmakers currently working.
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In a deposition he gave in a resulting libel case, that was dismissed in 1997, Mr. Miller said he told reporters at an off-the-record briefing a day after the attack that detectives had doubts about the woman's account, but said Mr. McAlary had obtained some information about the doubts of detectives from another source too.
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It doesn't just include the hijab-wearing women and bearded men you see on your TV. It includes the beer-drinking Muslim colleague you work with; it includes the Muslim girl at college who had doubts about her religion's views on women; it includes agnostics, atheists, and free thinkers like me who want the freedom to change our minds without literally having to lose our heads.
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A few early critics of Queer Eye had doubts about the authenticity of his flamboyant persona, but as the show continued and we saw hours and hours of more footage, it was extremely clear that when he shortened the word "moment" to "mome," or called one of his co-stars "boobie," or yelled "YAS BALANCE YAS SYMMETRY" at a beard he had just trimmed, he was just acting in a way that came naturally.
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