Sentence examples similar to foment skepticism from inspiring English sources
Campaign spending undermines democracy if it turns off potential voters and foments skepticism and distrust.
Libertarian thinkers — Rand, Milton Friedman, Murray Rothbard and others — have helped foment this skepticism and then enthusiastically pointed to the alternative.
Public opinion of the news media has been declining for years, but Trump is the first presidential candidate in recent history to so openly foment this skepticism and disparage the press.
The challenge is how to break through skepticism, fear and old habits to foment change.
The challenge is how to break through skepticism, fear, and old habits to foment change.
Skepticism toward an enduring automotive rebound has fomented a kind of can-do, post-industrial attitude here that embraces Detroit's lineage and also separates from it.
Not only did he have to deal with Mr. Silver's skepticism, but he had a vocal opponent, Assemblyman Richard Brodsky of Westchester, fomenting opposition among the rank and file without an effective counterweight.
Holding on will only foment more instability.
Administration officials deny trying to foment trouble.
