Sentence examples for rose skepticism from inspiring English sources

Gov. Donald L. Carcieri of Rhode Island faulted the White House for not delivering a better message on its successes in Iraq and said that as the casualties rose, skepticism over President Bush's policies would rise.

I had been taught to think of the wilder reaches of English nonconformity as marginal and eccentric, if not certifiably insane, and wrote off the Pentecostals as an irrelevant blip on the smooth graph of rising skepticism and declining superstition.

BRUSSELS — José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, called on Wednesday for an end to the high fees charged for making mobile phone calls across national borders, seizing on one of the few truly popular European initiatives at a time of rising skepticism about the European Union.

The report is intended to counter rising skepticism here about global warming.

But the rising skepticism hasn't prevented companies from raising funds through crypto-funding.

This ratio of puts to calls is higher than 89% of all those taken during the past year, pointing to rising skepticism.

Despite the rising skepticism over IBM's heavily marketed Watson and companies like Foxconn reaching a measly 2.5percentt of their original ambitious automation goals, very few automation impact studies, let alone pieces that cite them in the mainstream press, seem to consider that the technical and organizational hurdles may not be as easy to overcome.

The US Department of Justice, for the first time, will keep a comprehensive database of fatal officer-involved incidents, amid rising skepticism around police accountability.

The lack of any change on trade issues in the Oval Office has distracted most Americans from the fact that in recent years, there has been an inexorable movement away from free trade in the House and Senate, driven by the public's relentlessly rising skepticism of free trade.

My feeling is that since "The Rising," his skepticism and grand-scale empathy have ceded some space to make room for hubris, smugness and chest thumping, and that's made room for all sorts of readings, all types of embraces.

Yesterday, after nearly three months of intense government scrutiny, a few modest legal setbacks and rising investor skepticism, Google began taking bids on the Internet for 25.7 million of its shares.