Whether the system would work as advertised is open to doubt.

But the nature of this expansion is open to doubt.

And even if they did a very great deal of money, it would still be open to doubt whether that really is a sound principle.

Unfortunately, just who he would perform for was open to doubt.

But those estimates are open to doubt: a census has not been taken for more than 25 years.

Whether all could have lived through it, even without the other thing, is gravely open to doubt.

The supposedly higher status of cavalry in the 4th century is also open to doubt.

Whether he avoids his own pitfalls must be open to doubt.

But the political and military efficacy of the pacts was always open to doubt.

Whether the simian traditions will continue anywhere remains open to doubt.

The extent to which documentation and traceability are really effective is open to doubt.

Sometimes it is open to doubt whether the language used by your employer, taken in context, amounts to a dismissal.

But the notion that these raw recruits were the critical ingredient is open to doubt.

"That the one group shall be defeated, as the other was, is hardly open to doubt.

Faith is something which is merely believed, so it must always expect to be open to doubt.

Whether it should happen as often as it does is open to doubt.

"Everything is open to doubt," said the secretary flatly.

In any case, this most cherished myth of the Bush biographers is very much open to doubt.

He regarded it as "not open to doubt that the decay of capitalist society is very far advanced".

Lynn Galbray's death had been a matter open to doubt.

However, in another area, Mr. Rose is open to doubt.

Statement about selling of End House open to doubt.

"It looks beautiful, but is open to doubt."

But whether that amounts to a positive incentive for companies to boost production and revive investment plans is open to doubt.

Further, and more important, it was open to doubt whether the nobility was properly trained for war.

But the force of the 1977 case had long been open to question.

Just how much help they should be getting, and what kind, is open to question.

But the government's figure of 2,000 is open to question.

But what they can actually do about it is open to question.

Just where his skills might be best used is open to question.

His mouth was open to question me, but then he looked again.

The means the Court used to reach that result are open to question.

Whether they were planning to let us come back from Earth was open to question.

Just what brought on those large orders is open to question.

Still, the future of even this remaining part is open to question.

Whether he would have kept his word is open to question- We shall never know.

Whether anybody else will hear it, however, is open to question.

Whether the students are learning enough biology is open to question, however.

How quickly its benefits will be realized is open to question.

Whether the food ever matched the view is open to question.

But how I go about anything is open to question."

The last thing it wanted was a return to the days when some of the answers on those shows were open to question.

How much any governor can do to make people feel safer is open to question.

As the evening drew to a close, the floor was opened to questions.

The informal interview, then, is open to question in a number of ways.

What else, they wonder, will be open to question in the new scheme of things?

Whether Japan can still compete in the low end of the market is open to question.

But whether the classes really prevent trouble is open to question.

How specific the finished document will be is open to question.

But whether readers will accept the new design is open to question.

Whether the system would work as advertised is open to doubt.

But the nature of this expansion is open to doubt.

And even if they did a very great deal of money, it would still be open to doubt whether that really is a sound principle.

Unfortunately, just who he would perform for was open to doubt.

But those estimates are open to doubt: a census has not been taken for more than 25 years.

Whether he avoids his own pitfalls must be open to doubt.

The extent to which documentation and traceability are really effective is open to doubt.

Sometimes it is open to doubt whether the language used by your employer, taken in context, amounts to a dismissal.

But the notion that these raw recruits were the critical ingredient is open to doubt.

Faith is something which is merely believed, so it must always expect to be open to doubt.

Whether it should happen as often as it does is open to doubt.

"Everything is open to doubt," said the secretary flatly.

However, in another area, Mr. Rose is open to doubt.

"It looks beautiful, but is open to doubt."

But whether that amounts to a positive incentive for companies to boost production and revive investment plans is open to doubt.

Further, and more important, it was open to doubt whether the nobility was properly trained for war.

So it is not surprising that it will usually be open to doubt, if not criticism.

The 25% reduction target laid down is open to doubt, however, as it was chosen at random.

This is open to doubt.

It also afforded such complete knowledge of American cryptography and communications that the security of all except totally new systems may be open to doubt.

His work is therefore invaluable for the study of ancient tragedy, even if his testimony is open to doubt on some points.

Whether this conviction is shared by the citizens of Europe themselves, at least by those in Germany, is open to doubt.

Whether this kind of Labour Party is capable of winning a general election is open to doubt.

The identity of Boz's Juba is open to doubt.

Although these indications are widely accepted, consideration of the embryology, development, and pathology of the prepuce suggests that their validity is open to doubt.