Sentence examples for common scepticism from inspiring English sources

Perhaps reflecting a common scepticism over climate change, the survey found greater support among the public for fracking and offshore drilling than among the scientists.

Understanding the common scepticism about application of traditional TQM methods such as Policy Management and Daily Management in service environment, the authors balanced the approach by blending the power of TQM principles, process and tools with effective facilitation.

On one side, calling Hume's views on this subject irreligious avoids any connotations of a dogmatic or rigid atheism, one that is unwilling to accommodate or make common cause with soft scepticism (agnosticism) or thin theism.

Usually with a few common sense measures including scepticism, security settings and strong passwords.

"But the common theme is often scepticism about globalisation and a desire for more national solutions".

Scientific scepticism is common in developed nations, yet only 25% of European and American public are considered 'scientifically literate'.

Some of his supporters share his climate scepticism, and the common cause with Brexit campaigners will have given both sides a boost.

The committee expressed concerns that public participation is running the risk of disappointment and scepticism", with the common view that the government listens only to the media, lobbying and the usual suspects.

Given that open-cut coal mining unavoidably leads to the destruction of all vegetation and often the underlying soils, possible proactive changes in their landform design and rehabilitation approach must be viewed with scepticism given the common intention to leave voids, non-natural landscape attributes (e.g. waste rock dumps), and other artifacts of mining unrehabilitated.

Although the CO concept is becoming a more common practice for environmental management, scepticism still exists about the quality of the data collected as well as its usefulness for environmental policy [ 52].

He said: "This kind of scepticism is even quite common in Scotland, where both previous survey research and more recent opinion polls have suggested that those living north of the border hold a rather more favourable view of the EU.