Sentence examples for it is sceptical from inspiring English sources

In its response to the consultation, it is sceptical about the government achieving its 3m target, a goal that would require 600,000 new apprenticeship starts every year.

Conservative scepticism is quite distinct from Cartesian or external world scepticism, therefore, since this scepticism is based on reason; rather, it is sceptical about the claims of theoretical reason, in politics and ethics.

It is sceptical of a proposed large expansion of NATO at a summit in Prague later this year (something Mr Bush is on record as supporting).

It is sceptical of traditional distinctions between fields of research, and is more dynamic, innovative and open to new perspectives than established disciplines.

This Mangyan tribe occupies highlands of southern Oriental Mindoro; it is sceptical of outsiders, due to repeated attempts by miners to gain access to the island's mineral resources.

In a critical report the public accounts committee (PAC) says it is "sceptical" as to whether the Department for Transport can get value for money for the taxpayer for HS2.

It was sceptical about Mr Duhalde's ability to stabilise the economy, let alone reform it.

It was sceptical of the government's support for the American-led war in Iraq.

It's sceptical, too: it has seen a thing or two and knows nothing lasts.

The US said it was sceptical, but would have a "hard look" at the plan.

The Heathrow Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise too said "all three options have considerable downsides" and it was "sceptical" about the proposals.