Sentence examples for scepticism whether from inspiring English sources

There is also scepticism whether Obama can reciprocate any Iranian compromise in the face of fierce resistance from Congress.

There is much scepticism whether the Juncker plan will deliver, but senior officials say the scheme has been painstakingly prepared and that this time was different, not least because of record low interest rates and cash-rich investors seeking opportunities but reluctant to put money into Europe.

Some philosophers hold that the idea of indeterminacy is absurd, or that it amounts to an extreme form of scepticism about whether we ever understand one another, or whether correct translation is possible at all.

But there is lots of anecdotal evidence that Obama is benefiting from the fact that he is still new, and there is scepticism about whether he will be able to deliver economic recovery by next year, and whether the health reforms promised by so many of his predecessors will ever be achieved.

But the current debate invites scepticism over whether Washington can keep the defence budget under control.

Going into London 2012, there was scepticism about whether sailing could ever be a spectator sport.

3.54pm: But important to note there is still some scepticism about whether Maradona has actually resigned.

A year ago there was much scepticism about whether the huge fiscal boost it announced for its economy was genuine.

Analysts believe it is aimed at boosting productivity, but there is scepticism about whether it will work.

They will also share their scepticism about whether EU membership is likely to change hunting behaviour in practice.

Last week a group of surviving Sandy Hook teachers expressed scepticism about whether an armed guard would even have stopped Lanza.