Sentence examples for possible skepticism from inspiring English sources

Though the Ecuadorean government has promised to tighten lax standards and even looser enforcement that made the spill possible, skepticism about that pledge is almost universal.

The continued use of intramedullary nails for humeral shaft fractures suggests, at least in part, possible skepticism with small trials with large treatment effects.

This indicates that these stakeholders may not share the view that all stakeholders should be consulted about this issue, reflecting a possible skepticism about throwing the net too wide for consultation which might delay a timely decision.

We think that the possible skepticism and safety concerns raised by the "new era" of treating MS could be considered as reassuring for both clinicians and patients, if neurologists change their habits and properly approach the new challenge.

They have not yet risen to match Mr. Icahn's first offer, indicating possible shareholder skepticism about the takeover approach.

One possible reason for skepticism is that two of the boys on a lower dose of the drug rapidly lost the ability to walk, even though the level of dystrophin in their muscles increased substantially.

By Adrian Chen February 22, 2018 Is it possible to express skepticism about the impact of Kremlin interference in the 2016 election without the Internet turning you into a pro-Trump propagandist?

And still others refer to it as "switched world skepticism" or "possible world skepticism" because the arguments for it typically involve imagining oneself to be in some possible world that is both vastly different from the actual world and at the same time absolutely indistinguishable (at least by us) from the actual world.

The two conferences bore a disturbing symmetry, an inversion of pre-fight hype in which each side deprecated about possible violence but expressed skepticism that the other side was capable of doing the same.

The sources project is, as noted above, often presented as a possible means of justifying skepticism regarding some class of philosophical intuitions.

However, the majority of these previous records were based on limited and/or indirect geochronology and provided equivocal or no direct stratigraphic relationship with the Laschamp and the Mono Lake events, apparently getting skepticism about possible existence of the younger excursion(s).