Sentence examples for created scepticism from inspiring English sources

However, obvious errors in Morrell's voyage account, and his general reputation as a fabulist, created scepticism about the existence of this new land.

Also, as some respondents stated, unplanned system downtime created scepticism towards transferring the medical chart to an electronic format.

This created significant scepticism in the scientific community.

The failure of the authorities to find Palme's killer has created a dangerous scepticism about the Swedish justice system and state institutions in general.

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.

The news last month that a nail varnish was being developed to detect "date rape drugs" created a media furore, attracting praise and scepticism in roughly equal measure.

The hacked emails have created an international argument that has fuelled climate scepticism and led to questions about the operation of the UN's climate science body, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

For example, checklists have been adapted from quantitative criteria [ 12], have been an attempt to reply to the scepticism and distrust of qualitative work [ 32], and were created in competition for research funds [ 32].

Olivier Collombin, head of Lombard Odier's independent asset managers for private banking and founder of the e-merging platform, said he initially met with some scepticism when creating the virtual event: "I think some of my peers were reminded of Second Life [a virtual 3D universe populated by avatars] and were put off.

But the plan's ambitious calls for huge numbers of jobs to be created for insurgents (who will also be offered vocational training) has been met with great scepticism by experts.

In order to maintain their scepticism in the face of a sustained, and sometimes heated, challenge from their peers, they have created a mutually supportive dissident culture around an identity as victimised speakers for the truth.