Sentence examples for prevailing skepticism from inspiring English sources

Bernd Wirnitzer, Arcor's IPTV director, said the prevailing skepticism surrounding IPTV's commercial potential, like the initial euphoria that accompanied its introduction a few years ago, was exaggerated.

And in the fourth place, in the teeth of the prevailing skepticism on this topic, he developed an original and boldly positive justification of inductive inference.

However, a majority of executives around the world share the prevailing skepticism about consumers: When asked to name the biggest threat to future economic growth and to the growth of their own companies, more cite low consumer demand than anything else.

In an indication of the prevailing skepticism, Dr. Hayworth had been unable to garner a substantial purse for his prize.

This is no minor feat, given a prevailing national skepticism toward the government's role in education.

So it's a bonus -- gravy -- that Nehlen, is instead an appealing fellow, a local entrepreneur who has successfully worked with union and non-union shops, and who fundamentally agrees with prevailing Democratic skepticism about big trade deals -- NAFTA and TPP etc.

Hence, these results suggest that mixed model approaches should be viewed with skepticism in conditions similar to those prevailing in RCT 9 and RCT 10 which includes modest sample size (for RCT 9), a large proportion of missing data (for both RCT 9 and RCT 10), and a high ratio of measurement time-points to completing patients.

If some capitalists were, by virtue of their skepticism, able to escape the guilt feelings that the prevailing religious ethos dictated, it was nevertheless a fact that no other religious tradition had ever caused people to see the accumulation of capital (saving money) as a sign of God's everlasting grace.

Still, there is the prevailing effect of an intriguing, divided sensibility, one that combines effete, ultra-refined romanticism and tart, gimlet-eyed skepticism.

Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.

Is that the prevailing view?