Sentence examples for a large scepticism from inspiring English sources

Despite this and many other well-known advantages, microwave heating of carbon epoxy composites has not taken off in industry, or even academia, due to the problems associated with microwave energy distribution, arcing, tool design and (ultimately) part quality and consistency, thus leading to a large scepticism regarding the technique/technology for heating such type of materials.

This has been greeted with a large dose of scepticism from his counterparts across Europe.

But there is a large degree of scepticism about how effective recycling can be.

Short-term fixes to the cost of living should be met with a large dose of scepticism.

I digested Alex's subsequent claims that the rich of Rio and Buenos Aires fly to Lima for the ceviche – raw fish cured with lime, chilli and pepper – with a large dollop of scepticism.

In a claim that has to be met with a large degree of scepticism, especially given the barely-hidden glee with which Republicans welcome each new set of poor unemployment statistics, Romney said: "I wish President Obama had succeeded because I want America to succeed.

There was a large degree of scepticism about the reasons screening was being discussed: " somebody could make money".

In this case, the details of the barriers to guideline adherence were to a large extent confirmed in the survey, whereas the main impression or finding; the scepticism of governmental guidelines, was not confirmed.

And unpopularity and scepticism also dogs the PFI as a method of improving housing on a large scale.

So the Toulousains were in no mood for tolerance, or even scepticism (such as to how a frail man in his 60s could kill a large, healthy man some 40 years younger).

However, there was still public scepticism over the government's accounting of how many people died in the siege, with many still claiming that a large number of children and religious students were among the dead.