Sentence examples for mounting skepticism from inspiring English sources

That lack of information contributed to mounting skepticism among the police that a plane crash had, in fact, occurred.

But in creditor nations there is little support and no disguising the mounting skepticism about Greece's ability to carry out the changes it has promised.

Although the chief justice's initial questions during the argument suggested that he supported the government, he later appeared to share the mounting skepticism of his colleagues.

Changes in the law followed a sea change in public attitudes, according to legal scholars, as the insanity defense generated mounting skepticism.

Boston's failed bidding process demonstrated the mounting skepticism from people around the world of the financial benefits promised by the Olympic movement, and was a victory for Web-based social activism.

Over the last few days, Cathleen P. Black, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's head-turning choice for schools chancellor, has been furiously dialing members of New York's political class to simultaneously introduce herself and beat back mounting skepticism of her qualifications.

Without transcripts or exhibits, it's impossible to know how Donovan made his case before the grand jury, and to counter mounting public skepticism about the proceedings.

He hoped that there would be initial belief, followed by "a mounting crescendo of skepticism," leading to a challenge, and, eventually, to a confession.

With venture capitalists' skepticism mounting, a number of concerns have pulled the plug in recent days including Netmorf, a software developer that made Web sites readable on hand-held computers.

These include anticipation of an economic recovery, the increasing supply of government debt, the mounting fiscal deficit, and skepticism about the Federal Reserve's huge intervention.

Mainstream political parties are likely to lose much of their credibility, and euro-skepticism is likely to take hold as more populist politicians respond to mounting popular anger by becoming increasingly hostile to the European Union.