Sentence examples for generated skepticism from inspiring English sources

Prevention speaks against tobacco abuse with a single voice, but in many other areas contradictory research findings have generated skepticism and even indifference among the general public for whom recommendations are targeted.

But it has also generated skepticism as to whether Tumblr's popularity can be turned into dollars.

The more detailed account that Rodriguez provided on Tuesday, at the Yankees' spring training headquarters in Tampa, Fla., immediately generated skepticism from many who were present.

Never mind that her methods -- which I later learned were temporary, expensive and not covered by insurance -- have generated skepticism among others in medicine.

According to current and former government officials, prurient details in the dossier generated skepticism among some members of the intelligence community, who, as one put it, regarded it as a "nutty" product to present to a President.

Although this finding generated skepticism over the existence of neogenesis, the lineage-tracing approach that was used labeled only β cell derived β cells, and did not have 100% efficiency, making it impossible to completely rule out the possibility that some β cells arose from other cell types.

He managed to break your heart and generate skepticism about his behavior at the same time".

Despite its attractions for indies, a mode of dress that requires the adroitness of a chess master still generates skepticism.

While the offers sometimes generate skepticism among the unemployed, many report being pleasantly surprised by the quality of the services and the professionalism of the personnel.

But Watkins continues to generate skepticism among baseball officials and financial people about his ability to buy and operate a team.

Indeed, in the early 13th century some of the mystics lent their support to a campaign that condemned the study of philosophy as generating skepticism, latitudinarianism, and disrespect for traditional literature.