Sentence examples for has been skepticism from inspiring English sources

There has been skepticism of the administration's claim of creating or saving 150,000 jobs.

While some such men also receive radiation therapy, there has been skepticism among many doctors that such treatment is needed.

The already large military presence is one reason there has been skepticism that an additional 2,500 Marines in Australia, a move Mr. Obama announced last fall, amounts to more than show.

This demonstration is especially important because there has been skepticism about silicene's potential, says Patrick Vogt, a researcher at the Technische Universität Berlin and one of a handful of researchers who have succeeded in growing the material.

A key holdup has been skepticism among some senators and others about whether states would be excluded from their traditional roles overseeing drivers, now that drivers don't have to be human.

In postcommunist Lithuania, for example, there has been skepticism of interest groups both among the public (a hangover of the fear of belonging to banned groups in the former communist regime) and among some politicians who believe such groups acted as an impediment in the transition to democracy by promoting their special interests over that of society.

There had been skepticism in the organization about Hernandez at first, about the high leg kick and seemingly mediocre stuff.

There may have been skepticism about the market and the Man in New York in the beginning of the 1980s, but by the end of the decade, the embrace of branding was all but absolute.

There had been skepticism about the project from the day it was announced, but it wasn't until Columbia was forced to postpone its release from Christmas to last month that the black clouds began to form.

There has been some skepticism regarding the global city thesis in its simplest formulation.

There has been some skepticism as to whether such laws would—or even could be enforced.