Sentence examples for a growing scepticism from inspiring English sources

Now, there's a growing scepticism about banner ads on web pages.

The right is small, but a poll this month suggests a growing scepticism towards immigration.

A powerful rhetoric regarding the importance of adolescents' civic engagement and political participation is common in contemporary societies, whilst citizens, both adolescent and adults, seem to express a growing scepticism and alienation regarding politics.

There may also have been a growing scepticism, and with relative peace and stability the economic and social tensions that contributed to accusation may have reduced.

There may also have been a growing scepticism and with relative peace and stability the economic and social tensions that contributed to accusations may have reduced.

B. P. Levack suggests that there may also have been a growing scepticism and with relative peace and stability the economic and social tensions that contributed to accusation may have reduced.

But, he says, China now considers implementation of its non-proliferation commitments a "priority item", particularly since the September 11th attacks.For all the growing scepticism among American politicians about China's global ambitions, Mr Bush's public view of China has evolved considerably from his pre-presidency characterisation of it as a "strategic competitor".

Malmström returned to Brussels for a second term, under Juncker, and took over EU trade policy, amid growing scepticism about big corporations in the wake of the economic crisis.

Part of the reason for the retreat may be the growing scepticism in Russia and the US over just how serious a threat to American national security was posed by a spy operation that in many ways appears to be a hangover from the cold war.

Collapsing readership and a great expansion of online and other non-traditional media outlets has coincided with growing scepticism about British journalistic standards.

There is growing scepticism about the European project.