Sentences with phrase «much doubt many»

I very much doubt that that will follow, but in any event each case will be dealt with on its individual circumstances.

They have to establish cause as per the contract, but I also very much doubt this contract is written so as to narrow the interests in the way you suggest.

I don't think there is much doubt about the respect and high regard that most Canadians have for our judges.

very interesting judgment, but as you say, there was no much doubt as to the outcome.

I very much doubt that any provider intended for this to happen.

There was never much doubt that large parts of the EUSFTA fell within EU exclusive competence, but one area that was the source of considerable legal contention was that of investment.

The push for reform is borne out by the timetable of milestones which Lord Young has clearly set out, so we very much doubt that this is all just rhetoric for its own sake.

There can't be much doubt that Attawapiskat was placed under Third Party Management because of its appeal for help and the ensuing campaign that greatly embarrassed the Government.

I very much doubt that anyone who knows her dislikes her, and if someone does, that person is a troll who hates everyone.

But, when push comes to shove, I very much doubt that you would prevail in court enforcing that order against them.

It's too late to influence anyone's vote, and I doubt that many of my readers are in much doubt as to which way they will go, so I'll return to one of my favorite topics, the relative predictive power of polls and betting markets.

I very much doubt the thermometers used by the ER to determine the sea water inlet temperature were of the same quality standard as those supplied by the Met Office for recording weather information.

On the other hand, and speaking as a simple observer again, I very much doubt that we have the ability to measure the oceans» heat uptake and figure out with much precision how thermal inertia operates.

There shouldn't be much doubt that global warming skeptics and deniers will latch onto the Pachauri story like they did with the hacked emails from IPCC scientists.

This could have been accomplished by «sanitizing» Prall's list, removing the germane content and isolating it from what people perceive as politically charged but is there much doubt that the same objections would have been raised, seeing as how the ultimate provenance of the data would still need to be indentified?

The components of the K - T diagram are not in as much doubt as you seem to think.

On the other hand, if your skepticism is motivated by ideology or group identity, I very much doubt that anything you read here will change your mind.

I don't think there is much doubt that human activities affect the climate sometimes to a considerable degree locally and quite likely to a tiny degree globally.

I very much doubt that.

I very much doubt that we'll eventually understand that they are limited to the kind of results that Callendar's model had.

And I very much doubt that I could have come up with a better match than if I followed Brandon Shollenbereger's nonexistent desk instructions to a T.

Gavin, I think it would be worth adding to the post 1) the main reason why there was so much doubt about the Lyman et al results (the unphysical melt amounts for 2003 - 5), 2) the expected role of GRACE in obtaining a reliable result, 3) the fact that the ARGOs don't measure the deep oceans, and 4) that it's inappropriate to take the remaining ARGO data (shown in the Lyman et al correction to be essentially flat for the last two years) and draw any conclusions about ocean heat content trends for that period.

And if they do this to individual stations, there's not much doubt that they do it throughout GISS [and NOAA, which does the same thing].

Not much doubt that the carbon price will soon be removed and I can't see Labor prepared to fight to reverse that reversal at the next election.

Also not much doubt that Obama will fail to convince Abbott that action on climate is high priority; I'm sure that climate obstructionist Republicans will be in Abbott's ear, assuring him that they will soon undo everything Obama does and more, and praising him for his taking a wrecking ball to anything climate related.

If you'd like to show me an unbias survey that illustrates this that would be great, but I very much doubt that you can.

I also very much doubt that any of the regulars are of the belief that life before the industrial revolution was a bed of roses, and I'd be shocked if any regulars were advocating abrogation of all of the benefits of progress.

The Australian's so called Environment Editor, Graham Lloyd, writes articles that cast as much doubt on the reality of anthropogenic climate change (ACC, climate change caused by Man) as he can manage.

«I want to stress that when you hear that there's all this consensus, everyone agrees you know, that there's a catastrophe coming, consensus is — even if they're there, which I very much doubt in this case, are often wrong.»

Still, I don't think there's much doubt that all sources pretty much agree that a pretty high fraction of climate scientists agree with (most of) the consensus.

There does not seem much doubt that the country can generate its electricity completely from renewables in the near future (its stated goal is 2021).

Meanwhile, I look out my window and I can see one windmill, it is not turning, and given the area of the current high pressure system over the UK I much doubt that a single wind turbine in the whole country is producing anything.

It can not be underestimated how much the doubt sowed by supposed environmental journalists has distracted readers from the critical questions of how to deal with impending climate catastrophe.

How much doubt exactly, in what terms and in what ways, applied to what scales and for what spans, do you percolate out of all Kernodle's disparate disparagements of the ice core record?

I don't have much doubt that there has been some mild warming due to AGW, but I think that there are many claims of * possible * catastrophic outcomes (based on sketchy models) that pose as * probable * outcomes and consensus science.

They could have posted as a Discussion topic here at Bishop Hill without even asking the host, and I very much doubt that [Montford] would have removed it.

Tomcat, I very much doubt you're as lacking in reading comprehension skills as you show yourself here, so I'm left with the obvious alternative which I still hope I'm wrong about, that you are being deliberately deceitful.

Waggy, I have much doubt about your knowledge of statistics.

When the UK privatised its power industry in the 80s and 90s the hard headed guys, who I very much doubt had any «green» sympathies whatsoever, and who enthusiastically bought up conventional power stations wouldn't touch the UK's nuclear stations.

At this point, I very much doubt the subsidies will be given up on, since that would convert the previous expenditures to sunk costs, but they will be eased off as the technology takes off on its own, and as more applications show a profit without subsidies, IMO there'll be much more innovative design work put into lowering the costs for investors.

I very much doubt he will.

I very much doubt it.

even if your conceptual model were as completely correct as you think it is — which I very much doubt, for reasons that I've attempted to make clear over a span of years now

Because even if your conceptual model were as completely correct as you think it is — which I very much doubt, for reasons that I've attempted to make clear over a span of years now — you are not understanding and responding to the realities that your interlocutors are living in.

Rather than addressing the science (whatever that may be) as a whole, find a small chink in the armor and work on that, while simultaneously casting as much doubt as possible on the rest.

I very much doubt this level of non-scholarship is typical of the EPA as a whole.

I very much doubt this is correct.

[Response: I very much doubt it.

I very much doubt it.

There is not much doubt that American painting of one or more kinds played a formative role in his development, but it would be oversimplifying to suggest that either one or the other kind was the exclusive source for his inspiration.