Sentence examples similar to expanding skepticism from inspiring English sources

German financial officials continued to express skepticism about expanding the facility, either by injecting additional cash into it, or through other, less conventional means.

Now some of the same senators targeted by the Bloomberg ads as potential gun-control supporters are showing greater skepticism about expanding checks.

Sanders' skepticism about expanding legal immigration, particularly guest worker programs, reflects a broader tension within the immigrant rights movement that long separated organized labor and allies like Sanders from other center-left and business community stakeholders.

And in Tennessee, the Republican governor is trying to find a way to expand Medicaid despite skepticism among Republican lawmakers.

Now in its third year, the NH7 Weekender is expanding to Delhi and Bangalore despite skepticism by festivalgoers that the event can be successfully repeated outside of Pune.

Snodgrass reacted with equal skepticism to Obama's proposal for expanding health care.

They expressed skepticism about signs that the economy was expanding more rapidly, and they remained sanguine about inflation.

But Amazon has steadily chipped away at skepticism of its seriousness in video by expanding the amount of content available for streaming.

The political culture encourages skepticism among voters, the authors argue, and the expanding power vested in the presidency only increases scrutiny on the Oval Office occupant.

For British retailer Marks & Spencer, a series of debilitating food scandals in the U.K. during the 1990s left it so shaken that by 2000 consumer skepticism had expanded to other products too from the wood used in furniture to the chemicals in clothing.

But just as ISDS was becoming the subject of centrist skepticism, TPP expanded its scope by allowing financial services firms to make use of the process for the first time in any U.S. trade deal. .