Sentence examples for serious skepticism from inspiring English sources

"We have serious skepticism that their methodology will produce enough evidence to support the inferences they will make," said Dr. Robinson, who has advised her 800 member schools that the U.S. News project is "not worthy of your involvement".

Any promises made by a military government, itself a sponsor and product of those fundamentalist training schools it intends to weaken, should be met in Washington with serious skepticism.

Meanwhile the species-area curve also began to generate serious skepticism.

Thus any sort of serious skepticism at the transcendental level of Kant's theory of judgment is automatically ruled out of court.

Rumors of a possible takeout began swirling in mid-October, but serious skepticism about the value of CenterPoint's assets dampened speculation.

Scientists take peer review seriously and welcome serious skepticism and scrutiny.

Most serious is skepticism about the value of education technology.

Perhaps more serious is skepticism about his use of his starting quarterback, Rashard Casey, who has been charged with beating an off-duty police officer.

Aquinas, as with Aristotle, exhibits no serious concerns with skepticism or with skeptical arguments.

Though Augustine's Contra Academicos was extant, and though Augustine's De Trinitate echoed many of the anti-skeptical arguments from his own earlier work, the vast majority of Henry's scholastic contemporaries (including Aquinas) took no serious interest in skepticism.

And, thus, what exactly it means today that we are seeing "U.S. Prison Populations Decline," merits serious consideration and skepticism.