Sentence examples for counter skepticism from inspiring English sources

The research community must still counter skepticism about what some technologists call a "build it and they will come" mentality.

On Wednesday, Obama administration officials sought to counter skepticism from outside experts on Iran and from some foreign leaders about the logic of such a plot, arguing that evidence such as bank transfers and intercepted telephone calls substantiated it.

In his first public remarks on the assassination scheme, Mr. Obama sought to counter skepticism about whether Iran's Islamic government directed an Iranian-American car salesman to engage with a Mexican drug cartel to kill Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States and carry out other attacks.

The billionaire, once a proponent of stricter restrictions on firearms, countered skepticism among pro-gun voters by embracing open carry laws and calling for an end to gun-free zones in schools.

He believes the chances of life arising on a planet like the Earth are many orders of magnitude less probable than most people would think, but the anthropic principle effectively counters skepticism with regard to improbability.

Indeed, and not at all surprising to anyone who actually pays attention to American politics, it's at a Republican presidential debate, not a Democratic one, that vaccine-skepticism would receive a hearing (and the two doctors on stage would notably fail to counter that skepticism).

It can be tempting to ascribe Dial's rise to political correctness, but his work is strong enough to counter such skepticism.

Now, New York City Transit aims to counter that skepticism with a novel experiment at the Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues station on the L line in Brooklyn.

Indeed, to counter the skepticism from customers (and investors), Amazon took the unusual step of placing an up-to-the-minute count of how many items it had shipped on its home page.

The report is intended to counter rising skepticism here about global warming.

"I get a lot of flack for stating my rather unpopular opinions on this issue," adds Terwilliger, "But since 1998 when we started writing about this, people have continually said ?next year we'll have examples to counter your skepticism,?