Sentence examples for prompted skepticism from inspiring English sources

The decision has the blessing of Mr. Daniels's private foundation, the Daniels Fund, but has prompted skepticism among some.

That prompted skepticism and, at one point, outright laughter from the judges at a hearing last week.

The plan in Brazil for a transcontinental railway, aimed at reducing freight costs, has already prompted skepticism and resistance.

The entire episode, he said, was an example of "pathological science," in which an erroneous experiment initally gained some support, then prompted skepticism and finally led to denunciation.

The timing of the report, less than a week before the Russian presidential election on Sunday, but weeks after the two main suspects were arrested, prompted skepticism from Mr. Putin's critics, who accused the security services of fabricating the plot.

A new expedition to ruins in the Honduran jungle has prompted skepticism from archaeologists and fury from the country's indigenous people, who say President Juan Orlando Hernández's embrace of a legendary lost city of the Monkey God is "offensive, discriminatory and racist".

"For some reason, he did a Donald Duck impression" for Maggie, Mr. Kline said, prompting skepticism.

His flexibility helps keep him in the center, but it can also prompt skepticism.

Gingrich entered the contest with enough baggage to prompt skepticism that his campaign could go anywhere.

It also prompts skepticism among dairy farmers, who are startled by its cost, which is expected to be at least $1,400 per unit.

Her turnaround plan has yet to produce significant results, prompting skepticism about her strategy and whether she is right for the job.