1.   As Clinton spoke of the prosperity the nation enjoyed during his presidency, Gentry, watching on television, began to doubt the wisdom of change.

2.   Bruce Arena, coach of the current champions, University of Virginia, doubts the wisdom of this.

3.   But every time I see another public opinion survey doubting the wisdom of allowing free expression by the media, my skin thins a bit.

4.   By impudently turning his back on Europe, Riley was committing an act of heresy, but today there is little doubting the wisdom of his decision.

5.   Even in Russia, some old hands doubt the wisdom of letting Iran have nuclear technology of any sort.

6.   No wonder regulators, investors, employees and passengers all doubt the wisdom of another large acquisition.

7.   Only the Bank of England has doubted the wisdom of a monetary linkup.

8.   Or maybe it becomes yet another reason for some qualified candidate to doubt the wisdom of interest in a job that could be a ticket to nowhere.

9.   There have been signs, however, that lawmakers now are doubting the wisdom of preserving county governments.

10.   Though popular formulations of this theory have been questioned by economists, some investors seem not to doubt its wisdom.