Sentence examples for skepticism grows from inspiring English sources

"Every day that goes by the market skepticism grows".

As skepticism grows among members of the president's own party, the White House has made it clear to Democrats on Capitol Hill that Mr. Summers is Mr. Obama's choice.

One's skepticism grows when one discovers that three per cent of the seventh- and eighth-grade boys queried (and one per cent of the high-school boys) answered yes to Problem No. 244 — "I am bothered by menstrual disorders".

MGM's decision comes as skepticism grows in Hollywood and on Wall Street that Vivendi will be able to find a buyer willing to pay its asking price of $14 billion.

As skepticism grows among Democrats that the White House can seal the Iran deal, Republicans appeared optimistic that they could garner enough support to push legislation through.

Stanco's skepticism grew when he saw her odds: 38-1.

And that skepticism grew stronger today after The Detroit Free Press reported on an Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum that said those who were interviewed could be held without bond if investigators developed an interest in them.

With skepticism growing inside and outside Pakistan about the competence and objectivity of the investigation into Ms. Bhutto's assassination, President Pervez Musharraf is expected as early as Wednesday to ask Scotland Yard to send technicians to help with the inquiry, an American official said.

The skepticism grew only more acute when de Blasio appointed Bill Bratton to run the NYPD.

The messenger also drives political attitudes, Leiserowitz said, noting that the more closely the global warming issue was tied to Al Gore, the former Democratic vice president, the more Republican skepticism grew.

Skepticism is growing in these communities.