Sentence examples for show skepticism from inspiring English sources

Opinion polls show skepticism toward reintroduction, not least because people believe there is "no space" for them.

The documents and e-mails, which were provided to The Times by industry consultants, federal energy officials and Congressional researchers, show skepticism about shale gas economics, sometimes even from senior agency officials.

Men and boys may show skepticism in the beginning, as the faces in this photograph suggest, but as they see new images of girls and women they may change their minds.

Asked about studies that show skepticism around self-driving vehicles, Krafcik said that on balance, what Waymo is seeing from these surveys is actually promising for them as a company.

As talks continue with potential partners, some analysts have shown skepticism about the deal.

But even those of us who pride ourselves on never showing skepticism arrive at a crossroads sometimes.

Judge Green, who has shown skepticism in the past about claims of Mr. Hinckley's progress, should not abandon that skepticism now.

While Alcatel investors showed skepticism yesterday about a merger, some analysts called attention to the regulatory challenges that the two companies could face if they pursued a deal.

[A19.] Another Bidder for Global Crossing The list of potential bidders for the assets of Global Crossing continued to grow even as industry experts showed skepticism about the widening roster of companies.

President Obama has correctly shown skepticism about the missile defense system promoted by the Bush administration: its performance is unproven, it requires unending additional resources and it faces problems that cannot be solved with existing science.

Investors showed skepticism that Motorola's chief executive, Christopher B. Galvin, and Mr. Breen's successor as president and chief operating officer, Mike S. Zafirovski, could carry out a viable restructuring plan and return Motorola to profitability.