To Sanders supporters who have doubts about Clinton, I would say this: I have doubts about Clinton, but I do not have any doubt about the following.
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Some locals have doubts about bringing back the giant ruminants.
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The team's remaining coaches have doubts about returning next season.
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But analysts have doubts about how much they can do.
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"They don't have doubts about their relationship," a Cyrus source added.
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So you won't have doubts about who's really talking to you.
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Despite its popularity, some experts have doubts about the Whole30 diet.
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Philip listened sympathetically as Alexei began to have doubts about America.
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"They don't have doubts about their relationship," a Cyrus source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Many in the field, though, have doubts about what the cruise will achieve.
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Polls have consistently shown that voters have doubts about Clinton's honesty and trustworthiness.
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Does he ever have doubts about the data-driven cash machine he's created?
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Maybe you'll also start to have doubts about the movement's supposedly pure intentions.
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"In the beginning, we did have doubts about the technology," Castanye tells me.
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I often have doubts about whether or not I made the right decision.
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Other men say they have doubts about the effectiveness of male-oriented schools.
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U.N. and EU officials have doubts about the legality of such a blanket return.
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Beijing seems to have doubts about whether the US is a reliable negotiating partner.
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Of course, such damage could last longer if people have doubts about official pronouncements.
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LIMITS OF POLICY Analysts, however, have doubts about how effective rate cuts might be.
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I have doubts about the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the nuke agreement.
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Lest you have doubts about the value of this vaccine, consider the effects of shingles.
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Some have doubts about the "resetting" of the CMIP5 results to the measured data for 2015.
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He can read that Laurel is starting to have doubts about her position in the game.
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Some advertisers still have doubts about how much data AT&T will share with them, though.
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"They don't have doubts about their relationship," a source close to Cyrus said at the time.
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If you have doubts about your ability to do that job, don't put on the uniform.
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But for any who have doubts about California as home, there are many more staying put.
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Indeed, many investors see these improvements as cyclical, and have doubts about the sustainability of earnings growth.
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Even teens, bless their honest little hearts, have doubts about whether social media is good or evil.
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But other researchers have doubts about the effectiveness of using these primates to model human brain disorders.
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"They don't have doubts about their relationship," a Cyrus source told PEOPLE after the pair got married.
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"I have doubts about people receiving large amounts of money from Wall Street," Sanders said on Sunday.
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Republican lawmakers have doubts about the package, in particular how to pay for it without raising taxes.
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But it also suggests wealthy Chinese continue to have doubts about the durability of China's economic progress.
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Moreover, that typically signals a recession is coming because investors have doubts about long-term economic prospects.
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And when that happens, I notice that many more people have doubts about their beliefs than you'd think.
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Watch Lindsey Graham go from hating to endorsing Ted Cruz "I have doubts about Mr. Trump," Graham said.
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National Review kind of likes what Trump wants to do, though they might have doubts about the execution.
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However, GOP lawmakers have doubts about an infrastructure package, and how to pay for it without raising taxes.
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As of the latest New York Times poll, 67 percent of registered voters have doubts about her trustworthiness.
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Steven Rattner responds to readers who have doubts about his plan to raise revenue from the uber wealthy.
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If you have doubts about whether or not you've done so, then you probably haven't, the CEO coach says.
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Parker said he began to have doubts about his neo-Nazi beliefs the more time he spent with Khan.
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So with respect to a promise this important, few have doubts about the type of person he will nominate.
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Do they have doubts about your profiting off this, and how involved will you be in, say, the movie?
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Many political strategists, indeed, have doubts about whether such public statements in the aftermath of voting are even useful.
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"Piquemal was not the only one in the executive committee to have doubts about Hinkley Point C," the source said.
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Some experts following the facility's development have doubts about whether Foxconn will ever follow through on completing the Wisconsin plant.
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She's the quintessentially moderate Republican, exactly the person you most expect to have doubts about some Republican plan or other.
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And while they may have doubts about retiring for good, millennials plan to take breaks from work as they get older.
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Still, some Republicans have doubts about whether this is the right move for the party ahead of the midterms (The Hill).
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He added that he would have doubts about the president's declaration if he did not intend to rapidly use the money.
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You have doubts about the tests that have been done and think that someone ought to look into the situation further.
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It's possible to have doubts about ayahuasca (which, we learn, has been increasingly commercialized) and still find Mr. Freeman's resolve uplifting.
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The company says it intends to stay in business, but experts have doubts about the long-term viability of both brands.
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Residents of richer nations like the United States are more likely to have doubts about vaccines, according to a new global study.
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Because I have doubts about the apps' ability to control the quality of their counselors, I looked into who the counselors are.
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"After moving in together, many couples notice they have doubts about the progression of their relationship," licensed psychotherapist Christine Scott-Hudson says.
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"I have doubts about the ways and content of the communication put under discussion by the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)," he said.
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While none of us can truly read the heart of another, I have doubts about how sincere this brilliant woman's remorse is.
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Polish judges began postponing cases after the Supreme Court ruling, suggesting even judges promoted under the reforms have doubts about the changes.
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If his truest supporters have doubts about the answer to that question, imagine what the rest of the country is worried about.
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But when they already have doubts about Trump's commitment, a pick like Hardiman without an anti-abortion paper trail is not reassuring.
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"I still have doubts about political progress in Spain and negotiations could still go on for weeks," said DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk.
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He spent a few years at a mobile games studio, but when he turned 30, he started to have doubts about his path.
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But some publishers still have doubts about whether people will actually visit the section and if Facebook will stick with it long-term.
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The teenagers, for now, may be more fame-adjacent than truly famous, and scouts have doubts about their realistic prospects in the game.
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Even the best computer experts, the people on the cutting edge of computer science, they still have doubts about exactly what we're doing.
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I find it moving and really relatable that even the things we are most committed to proclaiming we can still have doubts about.
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So, the odds are that Trump will make his address into a sales pitch for Americans who have doubts about the tax cut.
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Even if you have doubts about this, channel your inner optimist and come across as being focused on achieving solutions, not pointing out problems.
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Obama praised the energy of Sanders' fervent supporters Wednesday, but called on them to support Clinton even if they have doubts about her policies.
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Some in the EU have doubts about giving Mrs May more time purely for internal debate, but they know they cannot realistically refuse it.
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Potential successors to Mrs May, including David Davis, have been quick to make clear that they, too, have doubts about the current funding regime.
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The review will consider if accountants should say publicly if they have doubts about "realism" in a company's statement on going concern, the FRC said.
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Nance also said that a reasonable member of the public would not have doubts about the fairness of military justice because of Trump&aposs comments.
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"I just can't in good conscience put somebody in that airplane whose coolness and sort of patience and judgment I have doubts about," he added.
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Streaming may now contribute a majority of the revenue for the record business, but many artists still have doubts about the format's underlying financial model.
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"These earnings improvements are credit driven and I have doubts about the sustainability," said Andrew Kemp Collier, managing director at independent research firm Orient Capital.
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While Collins said that she did not know if the legislation would ultimately pass, she said as many as 10 Republicans have doubts about it.
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As much as she wants to put her old life behind her, Rebecca would, believably, have doubts about spending the rest of her life with Josh.
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Meanwhile, big publishers stand the most to gain if advertisers begin to have doubts about Google and Facebook, so it's no surprise they're jumping on board.
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But opponents of Sanders hope they can get voters to think twice about "feeling the Bern" if they have doubts about his ability to defeat Trump.
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The US Navy has specialized mine-hunting ships, but they're long past retirement, and their own crews have doubts about whether they could do their jobs.
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Analysts at Raymond James for instance wrote in a note after Walgreens' quarterly earnings that they have doubts about the company's ability to increase gross profits.
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They harbor ill will about the primary process and have doubts about the authenticity of her leftward shift on issues like trade and free college. Rep.
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The report also complicates the job of Senate Republicans - some of whom already have doubts about the House bill - as they craft their own healthcare legislation.
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"During the off-season, we knew that people would have doubts about how good we could be without them," said Devin Tringale, a Harvard co-captain.
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Many Iowans again seem to have doubts about her, and she's virtually tied with Mr. Sanders, a 74-year-old whose backers insist he's a fresh face.
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"The GEM has not been a great success and we have doubts about the third board," said Jamie Allen, secretary general of the Asian Corporate Governance Association.
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Pharmaceutical companies are already interested in the dengue vaccine Though people do have doubts about the challenge study method, development on today's dengue vaccine is moving forward.
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If you have doubts about the wisdom of regifting used items with sentimental value, you aren't alone — but you may be missing out on a special opportunity.
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But such a move, which even members of his own party have doubts about, is sure to spark a battle that the courts would have to settle.
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They should include: Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, traditionally strong U.S. allies who currently have doubts about the reciprocity of their friendship.
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Some analysts have doubts about the value of a spin-off or sale, which would face obstacles such as gaining regulatory approval or attracting a high enough price.
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The 1996 law has never actually been exercised, and some diplomats and lawyers have doubts about how effective it can be in protecting firms, per the Financial Times.
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Chinese officials have doubts about whether it is possible to reach a comprehensive long-term trade deal with Washington and U.S. President Donald Trump, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
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Patrick has the support of donors with ties to Wall Street, many of whom have doubts about former Vice President Joe Biden's staying power and worry about Sen.
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While the Islamic State has claimed most of the attacks targeting Shiites in Afghanistan, both Western and Afghan officials still have doubts about the group's role in Afghanistan.
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The discount to book value exists at other large banks and effectively indicates that investors have doubts about the banks' ability to earn a strong return on their capital.
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"As no fundamental changes to the police or to the prosecutorial bodies have taken place, we have doubts about the independence of the investigation," they said in a statement.
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The regulators also have doubts about U.S. assurances that Europeans' data transferred to the United States will not be subject to indiscriminate mass surveillance, two of the people said.
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Bloomberg in the wings The Bloomberg campaign is courting exactly those kinds of voters who view Sanders as too liberal but have doubts about whether Biden can beat Trump.
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"It's not only a play on the last phase of the cycle, it is the fact that we have doubts about the U.S. economy down the road," added Savary.
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Still, when the party delivers updated results on Monday — as it has promised to do — it will not be a surprise if observers still have doubts about their validity.
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Its own authors have doubts about whether Kill-Chain could be executed swiftly enough to work, but the decision to publicly refer to it was deliberate, senior officials say.
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Tax experts suggested to the paper that while some of the finagling done by Trump and his family was legal, they have doubts about other aspects of their strategy.
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"As we know that the points that separate us outweigh those we have in common, one can have doubts about whether a coalition agreement is possible this year," he said.
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In an in-depth piece published Saturday, Times reporter Jeremy W. Peters argued that criticisms of President Trump only make Republicans who have doubts about the president like him more.
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Clinton in some battleground states, and by his belief that an upset victory in California could have a psychological impact on convention delegates who already have doubts about Mrs. Clinton.
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They might have doubts about her and there does not seem to be a great deal of affection for her, but in the end, a majority will choose Hillary Clinton.
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Even with benefits such as these, workers in the fast food industry often struggle to make ends meet, and many workers have doubts about the promises McDonald's makes to employees.
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German prosecutors have doubts about the authenticity of letters that suggested Islamist militants were behind it and Bild newspaper cited an investigator as saying right-wing extremists were probably responsible.
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"If there is an ongoing program, even if we all have doubts about it, that's a very different political matter than if the program has actually stopped," Mr. Schuman said.
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Many euro zone countries have doubts about a financial transaction tax, but Scholz said the idea of turning the tax into a source of European revenue could change the debate.
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But in choosing to raise concerns about Mr. Trump's foreign policy stances, she will be speaking to swing voters in general election battleground states who have doubts about a Trump presidency.
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I fully realize that some on the left have doubts about Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Chinese officials have doubts about whether it is possible to reach a comprehensive long-term trade deal with Washington and U.S. President Donald Trump, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing unnamed sources.
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If you have doubts about your church's overt or subtle white supremacy, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and general toxicity, now is the time to leave and to do so publicly, in protest.
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"I have doubts about Mr. Trump, I don't think he's a Republican, I don't think he's a conservative, I think his campaign's built on xenophobia, race-baiting and religious bigotry," Graham said.
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That all of Jerusalem is their country's capital is a consensus view among Israelis, including those who otherwise have doubts about the wisdom of Netanyahu's support for settlements on the West Bank.
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By comparison, 2202 percent of Clinton supporters say they'll accept the outcome if Trump wins, while 2628 percent say they are more likely to have doubts about the result if she loses.
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"You don't want a Sarah Palin situation where voters really have doubts about the second person on the ticket," said Julian E. Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton.
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I continue to have doubts about the timing and motive behind this inquiry, as the impeachment proceedings this week have shown me how far the left will go to destroy their opponents.
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Even acknowledging that the flu vaccine is imperfect feels like a breach of professional standards—an inadvertent signal to the public that it's acceptable to have doubts about vaccines as a whole.
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Things were slowed down further when Mr. Tigano's lawyer tried to persuade him to take the guilty plea, which he had started to have doubts about, complaining it was taking too long.
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Different analysts argue that central banks are conducting these public exercises to receive reassurances on what they do, at a time when many have doubts about the effectiveness of their policy tools.
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Jordan plays protagonist Guy Montag, a dedicated fireman who begins to have doubts about his profession, and about the government that has outlawed books as inherently dangerous because they preserve and communicate ideas.
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After the Clinton investigation and impeachment proceedings concluded but before Mr. Trump entered politics, Judge Kavanaugh came to have doubts about the wisdom of criminal investigations of presidents while they are in office.
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Even if they obtain visas, students can still be stopped and questioned at the border if Customs and Border Protection officers have doubts about whether the purpose of their travel is indeed study.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese officials have doubts about whether it is possible to reach a comprehensive long-term trade deal with Washington and U.S. President Donald Trump, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing unnamed sources.
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The dollar also lost against the yen, falling to a three-week low of 107.89, after Bloomberg reported that Chinese officials have doubts about reaching a comprehensive solution to the U.S.-Sino trade war.
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For evangelicals who have doubts about Trump's conduct in office and the church's embrace of the president, "having an institutional voice that has some respect gives them cover to voice their opinion," Carey said.
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"I continue to have doubts about the timing and motive behind this inquiry, as the impeachment proceedings this week have shown me how far the left will go to destroy their opponents," Spano added.
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She entered college with more mainstream views about Israel, the New York Times' Jason Horowitz reports, but started to have doubts about the justness of Israel's policy toward Palestinians during her time at Berkeley.
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Pop culture's biggest star—the once pink polo-wearing Kanye West, the southside Chi-town speaker of the gospel—has seeped so far into a wormhole that even his devoted disciples have doubts about him.
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Even had the book been ruthlessly edited, though, I fear that the people who most need to read it — those who have doubts about the value and safety of vaccination — would fail to do so.
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The dollar also lost against the yen, last trading at 107.89 yen, a three-week low, after Bloomberg reported that Chinese officials have doubts about reaching a comprehensive solution to the U.S.-Sino trade war.
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Trump and several members of his administration, however, have doubts about climate change, and Trump promised during his campaign to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord, arguing it would hurt U.S. business.
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Personally, I think it's completely normal to have doubts about marrying someone you just met on reality TV, but Rachel has been through this song-and-dance before and needs someone who can lock it down.
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But Trump and several members of his administration have doubts about climate change, and Trump promised during his campaign to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord, arguing it would hurt U.S. business.
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Why put yourself out as special and different from the party you want to lead in 2020 -- especially when you know people in that party already have doubts about how firmly committed you are to it?
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However, economists, including former top BoE officials, have doubts about how much good either rate cuts or more quantitative easing will do with both official interest rates and government borrowing costs already at or near record lows.
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Top crude exporter Saudi Arabia and fellow Gulf members Abu Dhabi and Kuwait showed signs they were cutting production in line with an agreement by OPEC and other producers, yet market watchers have doubts about overall compliance.
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Nance said Monday that the court has not been directly affected by Trump&aposs remarks, nor would the comments cause a reasonable member of the public to have doubts about the fairness of the military justice system.
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"I have doubts about Mr. Trump, I don't think he's a Republican, I don't think he's a conservative, I think his campaign's built on xenophobia, race-baiting and religious bigotry," he said of his change of heart.
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"Because if people broadly begin to have doubts about that, then the reaction will get to be harsher and harsher and harsher and it's in everyone's interest here to ensure the integrity of the border," Goodale said.
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The absurdity of his demands is a feature, not a bug: I have doubts about whether he ever uses that $43,000 soundproof phone booth, but he surely took pleasure in making his staff jump to provide it.
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Nicholas Bagley, a professor at University of Michigan Law School who has written extensively about the insurer lawsuits, said the Supreme Court's decision to take the cases shows some justices have doubts about the lower court's ruling.
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Moderates have doubts about their leadership's promises that the innovation fund will be enough to help people likely to lose health coverage after the generous federal subsidy for Medicaid expansion phases out by the end of 2024.
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Even granting this estimate — and I have doubts about the methodology that produced it — Mercatus's figure still implies that partially rolling back the Obama administration's regulations would have an annual impact that was a small fraction of that.
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"What do you do to persuade people who have doubts about you?" asked one woman, particularly noting trust issues around the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, and her use of a private email system while secretary of state.
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While shares rose more than 50 percent this year, placing the stock on track for its best annual performance since 2010, some worry the stock has run too far too fast, and they have doubts about that trend continuing.
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If short-sellers continue to have doubts about a company, and still have the stomach and wherewithal to bet against the company, they will look for an opportunity to sell the shares short again once the squeeze is over.
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If you have doubts about the scope of each problem, consider this: a non-partisan study found that students today are more tolerant of offensive speech than older generations and support for free speech on college campuses is on the rise.
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Fans of The Bachelor, if you have doubts about Vanessa Grimaldi, the special education teacher from Montreal who will be one of the final two ladies vying for Nick Viall's heart on Monday's season 21 finale, you are not alone.
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Market sentiment was dented by a Bloomberg report on Thursday which cited unnamed sources as saying Chinese officials have doubts about whether it is possible to reach a comprehensive long-term trade deal with Washington and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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There is very little I can see in the work that has that sense of dread, or that sense of something is wrong here, that sense of, you have doubts about what our relationships to our machines are doing to us.
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Before we go too far in celebrating acts of conscience and decency on the part of those members of Congress who might now have doubts about the anti-boycott acts, we need to get clarity on what exactly is going on.
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The Nikkei reported that the company is in the final stages of negotiation to acquire U.S. chipmaker Intersil Corp for as much as 300 billion yen ($3 billion), but some investors have doubts about how much the deal could boost Renesas's profits.
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She particularly sought to appeal to Republicans and independents who have doubts about Mr. Trump, arguing that she was not an opponent of the Second Amendment as he claimed, and promising to be tougher and shrewder on national security than Mr. Trump.
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The ECB is due to start raising ultra-low interest rates at the end of summer 2019 but many market watchers have doubts about the exact timing of the first hike and the bank itself has always said it well remain dependent on incoming data.
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The average value of the Brent crude oil forward curve has fallen by more than $5 per barrel since the start of the year, when an OPEC-led supply cut officially started, implying that traders have doubts about the effect of the cutbacks on supplies.
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Top crude exporter Saudi Arabia and fellow Gulf members Abu Dhabi and Kuwait showed signs they were cutting production in line with an agreement by members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers, yet market watchers have doubts about overall compliance.
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You find an issue that you can brand the other side with that makes the choice in 2020 between someone you have doubts about and someone that you believe will fundamentally undermine the capitalist system that has, to borrow a phrase, made America great.
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"Second, we're starting from a situation where, because central banks were so successful, asset values were [up] and fundamentals were [down], so the minute you have doubts about the fundamentals — like we did this morning — you're going to impact asset prices," El-Erian said.
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If people show up with a medical complaint, even one you have doubts about, you have to treat them appropriately and, apparently, under the law that means they get a meal; it also means dispensing painkillers, including opiates, when (but only when) that's medically indicated.
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I have doubts about the prevalence of in-person voting fraud and therefore the necessity of voter ID laws—but there are three reasonable components to test for: identity, citizenship, and residency, which I felt I was able to supply with everything I had with me.
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BERGDAHL SENTENCING: NAVY SEAL BREAKS DOWN WHILE DESCRIBING DEATH OF MILITARY DOG Nance said the court has not been directly affected by Trump&aposs remarks, nor would the comments cause a reasonable member of the public to have doubts about the fairness of the military justice system.
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When Whitehurst therefore started musing about the potential tax law implications of a provision in the agreement … it is difficult to imagine that he was not putting implicit, but undeniably extant, pressure on the Latham tax lawyer to have doubts about whether he could give the opinion.
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Abe himself seemed to have doubts about the spectacle, suddenly realizing that he was, in fact, waving a floppy red hat and holding a red ball in front of millions of people, like some variation of the dream where you're standing naked in front of the class.
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Switching suburbs after you've plunked down a hefty down payment and settled your children in school seems infinitely challenging, and indeed some recent transplants who have doubts about their new communities resign themselves to the idea that there is no such thing as a perfect suburb.
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But some of his key cabinet ministers and other party figures, including Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, Home Secretary Theresa May and Mayor Boris Johnson of London, are known to have doubts about Britain's membership in the bloc, although they have remained noncommittal about their positions on the referendum.
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Although we still have doubts about Phil's timely prediction for winter's cold end, we can (at least) still count on one early warm-weather arrival to thaw us out: Urban Outfitters' release of five new spring home lines filled with fresh-as-a-sun-soaked-daisy furniture finds.
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I was beginning to have doubts about the move, but I kept thinking about how the boys were depending on this home—William's sons were arriving in the spring—and about how Mark was still living in our old apartment, now with a woman he had recently met.
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The two conservative groups also "differ over foreign policy," according to Pew: Steadfast Conservatives have doubts about U.S. international engagement – and view free trade agreements as a bad thing for the U.S. – while Business Conservatives are more supportive of the U.S. taking an active role in world affairs and free trade.
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And most have doubts about whether he can win a second term: 33% in this group say they are only somewhat confident he'll win or are almost certain he'll lose, compared with fewer than 2 in 10 of those who say they don't want to see the president challenged from inside the party.
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If you have doubts about that, think of this: How likely is it that we shall soon see a meaningful fiscal stimulus, large-scale infrastructure spending, declining trade deficits, or a sudden revival of manufacturing activity that would push up the capacity utilization rates now more than 3 percentage points below their long-term average?
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Voters who like Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE have doubts about the legitimacy of November's election, a new poll finds.
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And I don't think any of us have doubts about that, but her total embrace of women's march identity politics, playing political games on where she exactly stands on healthcare, and a neo-con lite foreign policy shows that she basically wants to please establishment Democrats so badly that she is almost certain to be co-opted by them if she were to ascend to the presidency.
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