Sentence examples for least sceptical from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago most people were, to say the least, sceptical about banking by telephone.

The stockmarket, at least, seems sceptical about the prospects for the merger.Other problems are operational.

Santander's shareholders are likely to be at least as sceptical about the Spanish company's chances.

Almost all the offices and institutions, not least a sceptical monarch, that had restrained mass witch-hunting had collapsed.

It is almost impossible to look at the meagre intake of 60 students and not feel at least slightly sceptical.

The state department, much of the uniformed military in the Pentagon, sections of the CIA and even – if some reports are to be believed – George Bush Snr appear to have been opposed to the invasion, or at least highly sceptical about its prospects of success.

If this thesis is true, this undermines at least some sceptical contentions about randomness, such as the claim of Howson and Urbach (1993: 324) that 'it seems highly doubtful that there is anything like a unique notion of randomness there to be explicated'.

To a significant extent, Denison appears frequently not to be a fan of biotechnology (e.g. Chapter 5) or is at least quite sceptical.

Those backing the Brexit know that they still have the Eurosceptic sentiment of the public to tap into and they think (I suspect correctly) that people are at least a little sceptical of overly dramatic warnings from overseas.

All good scientists are sceptical, not least about their own data and conclusions.

Of all the many barriers to Pendleton's improbable success in the amateur rider's Foxhunter chase at Cheltenham, winning over at least some of a sceptical crowd of knowledgeable punters might be the greatest.