raise doubts

It would raise doubts whether there was any financial anchor at all for the euro arrangements.

Scepticism is not irrefutable, but obviously nonsensical , when it tries to raise doubts where no questions can be asked.

Interestingly, while tapping Dalian's experience, Qingdao has begun to raise doubts about Dalian's "model" - Singapore.

But he did try to raise doubts about McCain at a breakfast meeting with reporters on Tuesday.

The official figures raise doubts that thousands of students have wasted their time with 'useless' degrees.

"Customers often interpret discounts as a signal of weak demand, which may raise doubts about quality, " they say.

To convict Mr Khodorkovsky this time round would raise doubts over his guilt in the first case: the charges look contradictory.

This paper tries to raise doubts about his theory on the basis of the traditional theory and historical facts.

Indeed, rather than raising doubts about the emerging economies, the stockmarket excesses perhaps raise doubts about the markets themselves.

Myanmar military officials were not at the talks, which could raise doubts about their effectiveness.

These flaws, together with the untenable deficit outlook, raise doubts as to whether the full second stimulus can pass.

Serious inconsistencies in voting or tabulation could spark violence and raise doubts about the government's legitimacy.

The mistakes we make in telling time also raise doubts about the clock models.

raise doubts, fears, suspicions, etc in people's minds

raise doubts in people ' s minds

raise one's hat to sb. raise doubts in