raise doubts

Frequency: 8.575.3 per million words

to cause people to feel uncertain about something

raiseraise + noun

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doubt

Examples (10)

  • The new evidence began to raise doubts about the official story.
  • His inconsistent statements raised serious doubts among the jurors.
  • Such unexpected delays are bound to raise doubts about the project's feasibility.
  • The manager's evasiveness only served to raise further doubts about his integrity.
  • Critics continue to raise doubts about the sustainability of the economic recovery.
  • Her sudden departure raised doubts about the company's financial health.
  • The lack of transparency in the negotiations raised many doubts about the true motives.
  • Any inconsistencies in the data will raise doubts about the validity of the research.
  • The recent scandal has raised doubts regarding the politician's suitability for office.
  • We need to address these concerns quickly to avoid raising unnecessary doubts.