Sentence examples similar to deep rooted skepticism from inspiring English sources
But while nuclear power, wind energy and photovoltaic solar panels have strong backing from China's political leaders and enormous financing by government-owned banks, concentrating solar power still faces deep-rooted skepticism in senior ranks of the government.
And Germans' willingness to face up to the Nazis' crimes, without reservation, sustained a deep-rooted skepticism toward all things military.
"The problems are deep rooted," he said.
There is a deep rooted human attachment here.
Hearing that, Mayor Orlando wrote Mr. Callen an encouraging note that "Palermo, too, was like 'Groundhog Day' " but now had lessons to offer in "reversing those deep-rooted attitudes of indifference, skepticism and cynicism which are fertile fields for illegality".
But they were also skeptical that the company's deep-rooted problems could be overcome.
The deep-rooted hostility between Aboriginals and (Taiwanese) Hoklo, and the Aboriginal communities effective KMT networks contribute to Aboriginal skepticism against the DPP and the Aboriginals tendency to vote for the KMT.
It is a deep-rooted belief.
It also fulfilled deep-rooted emotional needs.
