the benefit of the doubt造句

We give them the benefit of the doubt.

At first I gave him the benefit of the doubt.

By allowing her to go free the judge gave the accused the benefit of the doubt.

The instinct to give him the benefit of the doubt may be understandable.

So give them the benefit of the doubt, unless they give you reason to assume otherwise.

Lisa: True. I suppose we really should give him the benefit of the doubt, however.

Grumpy Republicans left town, stayed indoors or decided to give the new President the benefit of the doubt.

If you are ever in doubt as to whether or not you shall kiss a pretty girl, always give her the benefit of the doubt.

Much the same story can be told of Spain's far bigger economy, even though for the moment investors seem to be giving it the benefit of the doubt.

The money had been stolen and John was in the house at the time, but we give him the benefit of the doubt.

The activities that may have got the benefit of the doubt in the bubble years now look like shameless envelope-pushing.

The money have is and john is in the house a time, but we give him the benefit of the doubt.

With 44m people, Tanzania has often been given the benefit of the doubt simply for being the gentler twin of harsher Kenya, which has 40m.

The money has been lost and John was in the house a time, but we give him the benefit of the doubt.

Mr King is still being given the benefit of the doubt, but he must be chary of his stock of credibility.

Jones said that his train had been delayed; the foreman gave him the benefit of the doubt and did not reduce his pay for being late.

"When you went bankrupt last time" there was a recession, Stover says, "the market is not going to give you the benefit of the doubt."

Markets have so far given Spain the benefit of the doubt, appreciating decisive deficit-cutting measures implemented by jose Luis rodriguez Zapatero, the country's Socialist prime minister.

And I must admit that the people with whom Mr. Julia-Levy has surrounded himself, are impressive and hard to deny the benefit of the doubt.

So before you jump to conclusions and start taking things personally try giving people the benefit of the doubt and extend a bit of patience and understanding.

Not surprisingly, it is too costly to monitor every requirement, and local administrators may be tempted to give farmers the benefit of the doubt.

Still, many Western intellectuals, recoiling from the excesses of McCarthyism, and hampered by lack of firsthand information, gave the benefit of the doubt to Mao in the decade that followed.

While we wait to see what new facts emerge, for the time being Foxconn seems to be taking its responsibility to its workers' health seriously and deserves the benefit of the doubt.