Sentence examples for growing scepticism from inspiring English sources

There is growing scepticism about the European project.

But there is profound and growing scepticism on all sides.

Now, there's a growing scepticism about banner ads on web pages.

The right is small, but a poll this month suggests a growing scepticism towards immigration.

Whereas we confidently expect this to continue, paradoxically, there is growing scepticism about the claims of new science.

The British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey published on September 17th revealed growing scepticism of the welfare safety net.

Yet, as surely as the popularity of gluten-free eating has grown, scepticism of the "it's all in the mind" sort has matched it.

Sir Mark cited recent research by the UK Energy Research Centre as evidence that, while the bulk of the public believed in man-made climate change, there is growing minority scepticism.

He remains firmly committed to the peg, in spite of growing international scepticism that it can be maintained, and growing doubts that it makes economic sense for a country in such straitened circumstances.

The intriguing fact that the global warming trend of the late 20th-century appears to have come to a halt for the time being has led to growing public scepticism about claims of impending climate catastrophe.

"I am more than confident the government are going to have to have a rethink". Phil Booth, NO2ID national coordinator, said: "We are unsurprised at this clear evidence of growing public scepticism.