Sentence examples for raised scepticism from inspiring English sources

At another level, since the end of the cold war, nothing has raised scepticism about the effectiveness of international law as much as "Iraq".

These results raised questions about the in human BRAF inhibitory activity of sorafenib and raised scepticism about the relevance of mutant BRAF as a target in melanoma.

This was a genocidal war, and there were no overseeing eyes, except a few voices in Britain raising scepticism about what their government was telling them".

16 Additional elements raise scepticism about the likelihood of the SCREEN project results.

Critics accused the firm of exporting factory farming and obesity to an unwitting world; books such as Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation (2001) and films such as Super Size Me (2004) raised public scepticism about where junk food comes from and what it does to you.

Today, the question marks over the government's green credentials have proliferated and raise genuine scepticism over whether the government is sincere in its support for that consensus".

To date there is no evidence that water in the intrafibrillar compartments of adhesive joints is completely replaced by resin, and this assertion may raise some scepticism.

Parliament has been promised a vote on the withdrawal deal, and Rees-Mogg's open scepticism raised the question of whether Theresa May might struggle to secure her MPs' backing.

And if that problem can only be raised by presupposing moral scepticism, it cannot be an independent argument for moral scepticism.

"Honestly you wouldn't believe how free and manly you feel in a skirt," gushes Young, presumably to a chorus of scepticism and raised eyebrows.

Just a hint of scepticism – a raised eyebrow, even – would have been enough to show that Miles understood that the struggle to control the narrative of the world's history is still very much ongoing.