Sentence examples for deepening skepticism from inspiring English sources

Despite our deepening skepticism, we clung to such pronouncements.

But the trustees concluded their call with a deepening skepticism about how the university administrators would handle it.

Together, they demonstrate a deepening skepticism that the euro zone can hold together and head off defaults by its weaker members.

Further deepening skepticism of his intentions, he suggested Egypt was not ready for democracy and said a government-formed panel of judges, dominated by Mubarak loyalists, would push ahead with recommending its own constitutional amendments to be put to a referendum.

A18 A 21-nation survey shows that the war in Iraq deepened skepticism toward the United States, its global policies and President Bush.

Tenet's announcement yesterday deepened skepticism among analysts over how quickly the company might be able to turn its fortunes around and just how profitable its business is.

Instead, the complete results announced Wednesday from the September balloting have thrust Afghans into a new period of uncertainty, deepened skepticism of the government and stirred Afghanistan's always volatile ethnic fault lines.

While there appeared to be no direct link between the two latest episodes, they jolted Israeli complacency, fed popular distrust of Palestinians and deepened skepticism about the recently resumed Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.

As the Security Council debates how to handle the atomic impasse with Tehran, the finding is likely to deepen skepticism about Iran's claims that its program is entirely peaceful.

Four years after the botched response to Hurricane Katrina deepened skepticism about Washington's ability to help ordinary people, Mr. Obama's opponents are benefiting from intense suspicion in some quarters about the government's motives and capabilities, helping them blunt the drive to give government a more active role in health care.

Obama lashed out at climate change skepticism, deepening anti-immigrant sentiment, populist politics and a fluid relationship with facts — all frequent criticisms aimed at the Trump administration.