Sentence examples for mounting scepticism from inspiring English sources
Citing slipping poll numbers and mounting scepticism among Germans about the country's ability to handle the influx, which brought nearly 1.1 million newcomers last year, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) MPs said Merkel must face up to reality.
Consultants explain this gap by the sheer complexity of their industry, but complexity has not stopped academics from producing cost-benefit analyses of, for example, every medical procedure under the sun.But perhaps the biggest reason for the mounting scepticism about consulting lies in a phrase that consultants themselves have done much to popularise: "core competences".
"BG adds attractive deep water and integrated gas positions and will act as a catalyst for accelerating the reshaping of our business," said Van Beurden, who has had to fight against mounting City scepticism about the tie up due to plummeting oil prices.
It is hardly surprising that public scepticism about the talks is mounting.
But despite the waste and the scepticism it has bred, there is mounting evidence that the public services people care about most are slowly improving.
All are recounted by a narrator whose belief in natural explanation is absolute, a rather literal-minded man whose scepticism must remain obstinate in response to the mounting terrors of the other characters.
Scepticism also mounted in Congress last year when Obama proposed attacking Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
Srivastava said the scepticism of some members of politics about climate science and the repercussions of climate change reminded her of the now discontinued pain relief drug Vioxx, which doctors continued to prescribe in the face of mounting evidence that it was causing strokes, heart attacks and death.
Scepticism is usually advised in situations like this, as many a mod-chip has failed at bringing backups and homebrew to the PS3, but there seem to be some mounting testimonials that this device does, indeed, work.
