Sentence examples for possible scepticism from inspiring English sources

Three main arguments point to possible scepticism about the new consensus.

Mr Obama decided the risks outweighed possible gains—a scepticism shared by White House aides.

This generated scepticism about possible sequence assembly and annotation mistakes and prompted a more stringent search criterion, detailed below.

That deal, in spite of Republican scepticism, is now possible.

Like any good dialectician, he wants the case he's questioning to be made as forcefully as possible, and so Jeffrey's scepticism has to alternate with something more receptive, even wonder-struck, which in turn causes him to deliver everything in a strangely self-cancelling hybrid tone of irony and reverence.

Mr Zuma walked into a room bristling - if that is possible - with silence and scepticism.

Residential child and youth care is a radical intervention that in many countries is perceived as a 'last resort' solution that should be avoided if at all possible — not least because of scepticism about its effectiveness.

One possible snag is the governor's scepticism over European monetary union.

Transform the "independence" that General Musharraf lists as an option into some form of "enhanced autonomy" and a solution seems at least possible.There are, however, reasons for scepticism.

"If people Althoughing there it less and they can't, then that's a problem wasscepticismress".

There might be considerable scepticism about how often such calculations are possible.