Sentence examples for because of skepticism from inspiring English sources
Conference organizers have been unusually frank about the challenges they face, because of skepticism from critics as well as recalcitrance within the church.
Chief Pulaski said the police usually declined information about partial matches because of skepticism that the evidence was relevant to a case.
The movie executive who wondered aloud about Warner's competitive advantages rejected the offer from AOL because of skepticism over the Internet's promotional value.
Mr. Monteiro earned favorable reviews since he was hired to revive the label in 2010, but his collections did not receive much coverage in major magazines, largely because of skepticism over the brand's future.
Mr. Dhanarajan, a former chief executive of the Open University of Hong Kong, said there was still a preference for traditional "chalk and talk" arrangements because of skepticism about the quality of online courses.
Shares of the company, which is based in Moscow, rose 18.8percentt in the quarter, and the stock is still cheaply priced, he said, because of "skepticism about the business environment in Russia".
I listened, with a fair measure of skepticism, because a lot of it is calculated.
"There's a lot of skepticism because the people of Roosevelt have been through the process before and been disappointed," said Peter Sylver, the deputy county executive for economic development.
All prognostications about the dollar should be taken with a dose of skepticism, because some studies have found that such predictions are not much more accurate than flipping a coin.
Q. Are people taking this advice -- to turn to these traditional favorites that have lagged so badly? A. There's been a fair amount of skepticism because, except for the drugs, these companies have been delivering disappointing earnings.
Polls this early in the presidential race should also be taken with a dose of skepticism because many candidates -- including Trump -- experience a post-announcement bump in the polls. .
