Sentence examples for increasing scepticism from inspiring English sources

Since then however, in Hove and elsewhere, there has been increasing scepticism about this approach.

This freedom to experiment has boosted drop-out rates, increasing scepticism about the courses' viability.

Geoff Lockwood, chairman of the trust, continued to insist, in the face of increasing scepticism, that restoration was still feasible.

In a time of increasing scepticism towards authority, no other world leader could draw a crowd like that.

The Taliban have long maintained – in the face of increasing scepticism – that their leader is still alive.

Inability to replicate many results has led to increasing scepticism about the value of simple association study designs for detection of genetic variants contributing to common complex traits.

The results show increased scepticism in the government's ability to effectively address these challenges," said Ahmadzai.

"If the chancellor immediately just misses his newly set targets for 2013-14, it could increase scepticism that the chancellor will achieve his fiscal targets further out.

Unsurprisingly, all this only increased scepticism about the promised new round of talks.Mr Netanyahu's own intentions are still fuzzy.

But – with a defeat over Juncker likely to increase scepticism – only 18% of voters (including 34% of Conservatives) think Cameron is likely to be able to achieve satisfactory terms of renegotiation while 55% say this is unlikely.

However, a prolonged period of disappointing economic growth and inadequate attention to those left behind by forces such as trade, globalisation and technology has spurred increased scepticism over open trade in some quarters.