Sentence examples for sceptical if from inspiring English sources

"People will be sceptical if a long-term solution to regulating the debt is not found.

Others, though, are sceptical if the 5% fall in Sainsbury's share price is a guide.

I suspect regular readers of this blog would be a trifle sceptical if I started down that path.

"My relatives and neighbours would be sceptical if I tell them the baby is stillborn again," she says.

Expert claims must be scrutinised by outsiders and justified to sceptical, if intelligent and fair minded, observers.

In most receiving countries, rich and poor alike, the attitude toward those fleeing from persecution remains sceptical, if not xenophobic.

But he was sceptical: "Imagine if the economic benefits don't come.

Asked by John Warner, a sceptical Republican, if his recommendations would make America safer, he replied: "Sir, I don't know".

As 1904 looms, Gabriel remarks that "we are living in a sceptical and, if I may use the phrase, a thought-tormented age".

Many of its people are sceptical of, if not hostile to, the Muslim Brotherhood, the secretive society that raised Mr Morsi and to which he owes allegiance.

The sometimes dense fog of political war between the two coalition parties tends to lift most at party conference time as the two leaderships try to reveal their battle scars to their respective sceptical memberships, if only to reassure them that behind Whitehall's closed doors they are fighting relentlessly for their party cause.