Sentence examples for a persistent skepticism from inspiring English sources

You may notice a persistent skepticism that our traditional institutions are particularly good for us as we become increasingly empowered as individuals.

Persistent skepticism that climate change is a serious problem, or at least a man-made one, compounds the challenge.

Interestingly, a close reading of Bailey's book reveals the author's persistent skepticism about many scientists' and clinicians' conception of gender identity, and an especially strong skepticism about the idea of an innate gender identity: "'Gender identity' [in the psychological literature] refers to the subjective internal feeling that one is male or female" (p. 22).

Despite a string of high-level management departures, an increase in Amazon stock sales by a few important insiders -- including Mr. Bezos himself -- and abundant, persistent skepticism among Wall Street analysts about the long-term viability of Amazon's business model, investors sent the stock to a 52-week high of $20.40 last Wednesday.

There is persistent skepticism about the depth of the problem at some institutions.

Since the financial crisis two years ago, Americans have shown persistent skepticism about large corporations.

The real declined in value against the dollar some 30percentt during 2002, in part because of persistent skepticism in the financial markets about the Workers Partyy.

Despite continuing enthusiasm for new technology offerings, investors have proceeded cautiously amid turmoil in the equity markets and persistent skepticism about the fundamentals of new business models.

Instead, her focus on demonstrating progress on the mountain by completing the warrior's face put to rest much of the persistent skepticism.

His persistent skepticism about Mr. Bush's peace initiative indicates that the president may yet have to wrestle with his right flank in pursuing a plan that ultimately calls for a Palestinian state.

There has been persistent skepticism about the experiments, reported in the journals Science, Nature and Applied Physics Letters, both because of their importance and because other scientists have not been able to reproduce them.