Sentence examples for notable skepticism from inspiring English sources
Key conservative justices expressed notable skepticism about the constitutionality of the healthcare law in Tuesday's hearings.
Although the VF-14 was used due to its widespread use in the literature to provide a basis for comparison of our study findings, there is notable skepticism relating to the validity of the VF-14.
FIFA's digital skepticism is a notable exception to this feature-led culture.
In contrast, the immigrants who entered the country after the 1980s have a negligible rate of wage convergence … Of course Borjas is notable among economists for his skepticism of immigration's benefits to non-immigrants.
Comments by education experts interviewed yesterday were notable for their absence of skepticism, with most saying that this second round of tests affirms the efforts by Richard P. Mills, the state's education commissioner, and Rudy Crew, New York City's former chancellor, to impose more uniform standards for what students should learn in each grade and to demand that those standards be heeded.
The report was searing enough to make the popular KIPP charter respond, a debate that added a healthy amount of skepticism to reform discussions in notable education trade journals.
Though Mr. Kerry also expressed skepticism that the Syrians would take up the idea, his comments were notable because as recently as the middle of last week he was not talking about any diplomatic initiatives to secure the stockpile.
The inclusion of AT&T is notable because of the carrier's size and the fact that it has repeatedly expressed skepticism about Android's prospects.
While the decision today was not a surprise, given the justices' evident skepticism about the Santa Fe Independent School District's prayer policy when the case was argued in March, it was nonetheless notable in several respects.
