Sentence examples for significant scepticism from inspiring English sources

The Corporation of London, which governs the City, through which the east-west route would pass, initially expressed significant scepticism.

When we started this research in 2011 we were generally met with significant scepticism and bewilderment as people did not believe it was possible to measure.

However, there is still significant scepticism about Pakistan's motives in Kabul and western capitals, which for years have accused it of stoking the insurgency while paying lip service to peace.

Ofcom's report, which was submitted on December 31 but made public for the first time today, also said there was significant scepticism from stakeholders as to the effectiveness of behavioural remedies as a means of guaranteeing the editorial independence of Sky News from News Corp.

The incentives are designed to overcome significant scepticism surrounding the process of fracking, which has generated environmental concerns.

The idea that a topic such as education could be analysed from an economic perspective faced significant scepticism among economists and non-economists.

More significant is the scepticism of the Treasury in general and, I am told, of the Chancellor George Osborne in particular.

Many patients expressed significant concerns or scepticism about the value of preventative medication.

This study is one of the first papers to provide experimental empirical evidence that specific audit actions conveying heightened scepticism have significant influence on managerial judgments and behaviours with respect to committing aggressive earnings management.

Rafael Benitez's confirmation as Real Madrid's new manager has been met with scepticism by significant sections of the Bernabeu club's fans.

Others express healthy scepticism; bandwidth and biocompatibility remain significant challenges, let alone surgical risks and our still-evolving understanding of neuroscientific principles.