Sentence examples for continued scepticism from inspiring English sources

"Continued scepticism over this concept of green shoots of recovery is dominating trader sentiment," said Matt Buckland, a dealer at CMC Markets.

The trust said it now hoped to begin work on the site in the new year despite continued scepticism about the bridge, notably related to concerns about maintenance costs and its regular closure for corporate events.

His continued scepticism which echoed and rearticulated Teare's and his own earlier reluctance to accept the concept of a male backstreet abortionist, led him to entertain the possibility that some of Christie's victims were not only sexually deviant but also willing participants in their own deaths.

And it echoes a theme noticeable in its original editorial siding with the remain argument: a continuing scepticism about the wisdom of maintaining EU membership.

It concluded with an ominous warning of its continuing scepticism about the new prime minister: "The Tory leadership contest might be over, but the real test for May is just beginning".

THE rally continues, despite my scepticism, so it is worth looking at alternative explanations for its persistence.

Despite these accolades, agents continued to approach his career options with scepticism.

Traditional churchgoing may have continued its long decline, while the strident scepticism of Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens still struck a chord with the book-buying classes, but, in the rest of the world, religion was rousing itself from a long slumber.

The people's trust in politicians and policymakers continued to be eroded, with people's scepticism in politicians peaking with the economic crisis in 2001 (Cleary and Stokes 2006, p. 91).

Geoff Lockwood, chairman of the trust, continued to insist, in the face of increasing scepticism, that restoration was still feasible.

Leeds was "the beating heart of northern England" it continued – a claim that will be read with scepticism on the other side of the Pennines.