Sentence examples for broad scepticism from inspiring English sources

Given the broad scepticism in Congress towards trade, the vote will doubtless be a cliff-hanger.

While there is broad scepticism about welfare spending as a whole, support for help for pensioners, working parents, those who are looking for work remains healthy.

Mr Galbraith embodied a creed (a broad scepticism of markets and unshakeable belief in a strong state to balance them) and an era, the 1960s, when that sort of liberalism reached its peak.

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Associated with this, Broom and colleagues reported broad scepticism amongst consultants and a desire to limit patient engagement due to the perceived risks of CIT and the potential adverse clinical effects, despite the majority of consultants admitting that they knew little about what interactions could occur [ 5].

Policies that are both invasive and perceived as lacking evidence create a broader scepticism of infection control guidelines: it is therefore important to regularly review the evidence for such guidance.

In the immediate postwar era Labour's foreign secretary, the pragmatic trade unionist Ernest Bevin, shared some of these broad assumptions, though with some scepticism about Churchill's plans for a European Assembly.

Secondly, it is important to think collaboratively.Snow's work was just one of the things that contributed to the creation of the full closed sewerage system in London (and in fact he suffered more setbacks and scepticism once the Broad Street epidemic subsided).

There was also a great deal of scepticism about the broad application of the method known as the 'new approach', because it means that the conformity of goods is attested by the manufacturers themselves, and the new approach also weakens market surveillance by reversing the burden of proof.

His support for supply-side economics wins broad praise, although there is some scepticism about whether the president will be able to deliver on his pledges.

The French, in particular, can go elsewhere.More Europe (but not for us)Dutch scepticism of Europe may be broader than it is deep.