Sentence examples for bred skepticism from inspiring English sources

Decades of poor decisions have bred skepticism, but this deal was inspired.

Despite repeated apologies over the years, actions including the Yasukuni visits and the growing tendency of Japanese textbooks to play down Japan's invasion and occupation of mainland Asia have bred skepticism about Japan's sincerity.

Isolationist anti-war sentiments before the World Wars bred skepticism about the nature of Paul Revere's contribution (if any) to the efforts to rouse the militia.

In the concert world self-reliance can breed skepticism.

This approach breeds skepticism about global culture among overseas employees, who may perceive headquarters' core values as ethnocentric and parochial.

It was inevitable that the media blitz on the killing of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, would breed skepticism in some circles.

It serves to discourage some policy-makers from a major commitment to its research, and it breeds skepticism in fusion's critics.

Mixed signals breed skepticism and, eventually, morale-crushing mistrust.

"Harriet Tubman with Pink Pussyhat" feels like an accidental effigy that has bred that skepticism.

These practices bred a skepticism among CEOs about marketing, weakening the CMO's position.

The prospect of glass towers inevitably (and too often rightly) breeds skepticism.