Sentence examples for sceptical enough from inspiring English sources

A significant number of voters are sceptical enough about climate change to doubt the wisdom of any costly action, and they probably vote disproportionately Conservative.

Sadly, if you're sceptical enough only to associate a painkiller's efficacy with its active ingredient, this added brand-confidence-induced pain-assuagement won't work on you.

It was noticeable that the pro-European Union Daily Mirror appeared sceptical enough to give Boris Johnson's reaction - "These types of prophecies are not credible" - top billing in its news report.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2002/sep/21/privacy http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2002/sep/21/privacy2 So there ought to be some searching questions about who looked into what and whether Cameron was remotely sceptical enough about Coulson's assurances when so much was on the public record.

Critics of the plans said they were sceptical that enough reservists could be trained and ready to deploy in time.

Then comes federalist Belgium, which may feel Europe has enough sceptical Atlantic islands already.Icelanders fear the EU wants to grab some of their fish through the common fisheries policy.

It's not clear that there would have been enough sceptical money to have made a difference, but it does seem clear that the lack of downside bets in markets didn't help matters.The interesting question is whether there's anything to be done about such housing prices cycles.

We were a bit sceptical we have enough to do anyway and because we should probably take care of our own work first.

If you're cynical, if you're sceptical, you sound smart enough to pass muster.

New Yorkers had been sceptical – it is hard enough to get us to cross Manhattan, let alone take a ferry (or limousine) across the water.

Hangeland was a sceptical patient and, funnily enough, Lewis decided a few months later he would rather stick to more orthodox practices and left to join Brighton and Hove Albion.