Sentence examples for heightening skepticism from inspiring English sources

The army also contained substantial numbers of soldiers of Buddhist backgrounds, thus heightening skepticism that they would have attacked the pagodas and monks in such a violent manner.

Yet the companies must overcome myriad political hurdles — including consumers' heightened skepticism about the rapid pace of consolidation in the media and telecom industries.

"Heightened skepticism about a potential mate's trustworthiness also makes evolutionary sense in scenarios where a father's ongoing support is crucial for the survival of the infant," write Ryan T. Johnson and S. Marc Breedlove of Michigan State University in a commentary.

But what is causing them to surface now appears to be a combination of a deteriorating economy and heightened skepticism about outsize returns after the revelations about Mr. Madoff.

It's not the first time Musk has publicly criticized a reporter, a move that sometimes courts negative coverage and heightened skepticism.

That track record has heightened critics' skepticism about the current legislation.

The markets have been brutal, layoffs continue, and the scandals have heightened investors' skepticism.

According to the triangulation framework, such contradictory external evidence should heighten auditors' skepticism about the veracity of management-controlled evidence and increase their assessment of fraud risk.

Even if we are able to successfully develop and implement our network of shared bikes and scooters, there may be heightened public skepticism of this nascent service offering.

The tech bellwether's confession, which came after Tuesday's closing bell, will heighten the skepticism on whether the fiber optic sector can overcome the economic slowdown and snapback in 2001, and makes JDS Uniphase Forbes.com's Stock To Watch.

As I got older, my skepticism heightened and my faith lessened.