Sentence examples for previously skeptical from inspiring English sources

Young men who were previously skeptical of the Kachin Independence Army are volunteering to join, Mr. Samson said.

At least one legal expert, previously skeptical of Mr. Siegelman's arguments, said he was "surprised" by the new ruling, which he characterized as unusual.

In later months, he highlighted a campaign strategist's prediction that Mrs. Clinton would win over even some Republican voters, polls showing her lead widening and articles chronicling her success in winning over previously skeptical voters.

Mrs. Clinton's alliance with Corning provides a window into how she has used her singular clout as a former first lady on behalf of new constituents in her adopted home state, and how those efforts in turn have helped her to bolster her already powerful fund-raising machine and win over previously skeptical New Yorkers.

Markets ticked higher again Wednesday on reports that an EU support package was imminent and that previously skeptical Germany was now leaning towards the idea of either a debt guarantee or a loan package for Greece.

I was previously skeptical of this theory because, even if the community were suffering from the collective stresses of poverty and grim uncertainty, outsiders had also suffered from sleeping sickness without being a part of the cultural milieu.

Many in the older generation had previously been skeptical of the radical methods of the pro-democracy movement.

But others who had previously been skeptical of the administration's aims said that this plan, if put into effect, would be an important step for the United States toward winning some badly needed good will in Iraq.

The judge, US Magistrate James Orenstein, had previously been skeptical about whether he could require Apple to unlock the phone, due to the inaction of Congress on the issue of encryption.

The members of Congress had previously been skeptical of the war, which is why they were chosen: Senator George McGovern and Representative Parren J. Mitchell.

The previously climate skeptical Australian government has now resumed supporting wind energy as part of its national renewables strategy, and as a result awarded contracts for its cheapest wind energy ever.