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Many analysts have expressed increasing skepticism that Intel will stick to its spending plans, given a downturn in PC demand.

In May, Chancellor Angela Merkel made clear Berlin's increasing skepticism that Europe could still count on Washington.

Mrs. Merkel's mention of default was significant, because there is increasing skepticism that even the second bailout of Greece would be enough to bring it to a sustainable level of debt.

But the actions of the state AG's office in the Dekraai case have have only increased skepticism that the agency will actually bring charges against fellow prosecutors.

Meanwhile, there is increasing skepticism among EU nations that the proposed Atlantic trade deal is really about trade.

In cases concerning GPS searches and drug-sniffing police dogs, the justices have been expressing increasing skepticism about law enforcement tactics that evade the traditional warrant requirement.

That reflects an increasing skepticism in the public, as reflected in several opinion polls, as people become aware that the N.S.A. isn't following the common-sense practice of spying only on those suspected of terrorism.

"Investors were disappointed with the quarter," she said, adding that there was increasing skepticism whether revenue for the year would be at the level Pfizer had promised.

People feel like they have more of a voice, but I think the reason you see that is an increasing skepticism in trusting representative government to do its work.

For many years, the development of active immunotherapy to treat cancer was considered a pursuit with uncertain outcome that was met by increasing skepticism, in part resulting from failure to demonstrate clinical efficacy [ 1, 2].

That new agreement is being viewed with increasing skepticism by political and governmental officials who helped gain support for the original plan.