Sentence examples for With great skepticism from inspiring English sources

A. With great skepticism.

"It was done with great skepticism, and everyone thought it would fail," Mr. Diller said.

Dieting readers will follow the siblings' weight-loss odyssey with great skepticism and greater hope.

Thus, unsurprisingly, the group is viewed with great skepticism by many Shiites in the Baghdad government.

But the Bush administration's justification is being met with great skepticism, if not outright derision.

That is quite speedy, and running fans in the forums of Letsrun.com treated the claim with great skepticism.

Residents may view feedback from patients and their families with greater skepticism than feedback from supervisors and peers.

(Is the press asked to suppress damaging details in cases of Americans charged with murders abroad who aren't C.I.A. operatives?) And wouldn't doing so endanger actual diplomats whose claims would, in the future, be treated with greater skepticism?

But they are looked at with greater skepticism by the Bush administration and some Republicans who argue that the two companies are so big that they could destabilize the financial markets if they stumble.

Bakke, Grutter and Fisher all allow admissions officers to consider an applicant's race as one factor among many but prohibit them from using race as the "defining factor" of any file.In his majority opinion, Justice Kennedy makes signs that the Court will be watching how colleges and universities handle race with greater skepticism than ever before.

Our data reveal that popular trust in local rights groups is consistently associated with greater respondent familiarity with the rights discourse, actors, and organizations, along with greater skepticism toward state institutions and agents.