open to doubt

You have to get people to trust you when you don’t have an answer, when you are maybe more open to doubt than certainty.

We — if there is still a "we," which is open to doubt — created this tragic, farcical situation, in which two elderly candidates no one particularly likes are running against each other in an election most of us dread, and someone tried to kill one of them this weekend for reasons we simultaneously do not understand and understand all too well.

More often that not, verification of the practice is open to doubt.

On the previous day there was the first talk of federal help for the cruise industry, an idea that seemed open to doubt, given the cruise companies’ exotic registrations: if they don’t pay US taxes, how could they receive US subsidies?

They may be a little wealthier than average and have bigger families, although the evidence for that is open to doubt.