Sentence examples for because of skepticism of from inspiring English sources

Recent polls conducted by the Palestinian public-opinion expert Khalil Shikaki suggest that support for a two-state solution among Palestinians in the territories is significantly depressed, not because of ideology (only about a quarter of respondents support Hamas) but because of skepticism of Israeli and American intentions.

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.

The ban on using CFCs in asthma inhalers has been controversial because it raises concerns about increased costs for an essential medication, which the findings from Dr. Jena and colleagues support, and because of skepticism about the ultimate environmental impact of banning CFC-propelled inhalers.

That's partly because of skepticism from some of his own people.

I don't remember much if any discussion of the Peace Corps at Port Huron, probably because of skepticism due to the attempt of the Kennedy Administration to overthrow the Cuban government in 1961, flood Latin America with Green Berets, and promote an Alliance for Progress mainly to offset the influence of Latin American revolutionaries and followers of liberation theology.

This has been done because of skepticism concerning the use of a single scale to measure both level of social and occupational function and severity of psychiatric symptoms [ 24].

Such mistrust leads to evidence not being used or only minimally used because of skepticism.

Business groups were enthusiastic about Bork — not because of his conservative social views but because of his skepticism of vigorous antitrust enforcement.

Two principals declined, one in the high stratum reportedly because of his skepticism of research studies and feeling overburdened by current responsibilities, and the other from the moderate stratum who stated that it was her first year as principal and she did not have enough social capital among her school parents to ask them to participate in a research study.

Our political heritage is to be skeptical of executive power, because, in particular, there was skepticism of King George III.

I listened, with a fair measure of skepticism, because a lot of it is calculated.