doubtfull造句

• :I am very doubtfull that you can get it legally on the web.
• :Its doubtfull this phenomenon exists as such.
• :Without having any field-specific knowlege, I'd say it is quite doubtfull.
• :: 2-The figures of Germans were overstated by including persons who were of doubtfull German ethnic identity.
• Very doubtfull that it is own work as claimed .  Talk " 15 : 23, 23 March 2009 ( UTC)
• He stands by & court the Government his Support but even after all that has been done his support is very doubtfull.
• He said the need for the Fed to ease had dimished considerably, and so the timing and magnitude of future Fed moves was increasingly doubtfull and the market was reflecting that.
• In a letter peppered with misspellings he blamed the result on " misrepresentation on every hand, fraudulent voteing in all the doubtfull districts-- and all the whisky shops in the land . . ."
• I target German nationalism, and as opposed to what Matthead says, I and other wikipedians nearly always "'succeed "', of which this isn't even a real example and Cheiron1213 never implemented his ( doubtfull ) version . Rex 11 : 02, 10 July 2007 ( UTC)
• To return by the way of Cape Horn was what I most wished, because by this rout we should have been able to prove the Existance or Non-Existance of a Southern Continent, which yet remains Doubtfull; but in order to Ascertain this we must have kept in a higher Latitude in the very Depth of Winter, but the Condition of the Ship, in every respect, was not thought sufficient for such an undertaking.
• Well if a soccer ball travels 80 km / h then the guys that were injured were 3 month old children, that an aprox speed of 49mph, and if a shoot or kick is 142km / h it would still be hardly to belive that some one would get hurt, being an aprox 89 mph, in baseball they get hit with a real hard ball at those speeds on the legs and no bones broken yet, with a soccar ball its doubtfull, the only time there have been broken bones speeds have ranged over 120mph when the ball got right of the bat after hitting a 102mph fastball, but in answer to your question so far there hasnt been a contunious record of the speed, but an unoficial one was given, in france, by a player named Ramses Saint Martin who kicked a 96 mph aprox ( 154 km / h ) soccer ball, thus giving him the number of the same for the frenchman's team, he was the teams high-shool free kicker in mont blanc, but a freak accident took his life, and never made it to national or international recognition.