But even at discounted prices, the cost of giving an EKG to each of the country's 7.7 million high school athletes has led to skepticism of whether EKGs are a prudent, practical medical procedure.
It spawned natural skepticism of whether it was Woods himself tapping out his little message (is Woods really an exclamation point guy?), but it became obvious as the first move in a new image-repair initiative in Woods's name.
It also received skepticism of whether or not it was actually true.
Despite published guidelines on hospital infection control practices in ICU and non-ICU settings, there remains skepticism on whether these measures are cost-effective or even detrimental to the quality of patient care.
Skepticism of Turkey's actions ran high, regardless of whether the Russian jet violated its airspace.
Pyrrhonian skepticism of the variant found in Sextus reacts by continued investigation into whether X is F or F* (or both or neither) (Vogt 2012a, ch.4).
Another sort of skepticism challenges whether the broad project of holding people responsible for their chosen luck but not for their unchosen luck really makes sense, because unchosen luck of genetic inheritance and early socialization fixes the individual's choice-making and value-selecting abilities.
Eisenhower's self-presentation was in keeping with the postwar statements of several other top military officials — a tinge of regret, a sense of skepticism about whether the bomb was necessary, or whether it even played the role in ending the war that people said it did.
He ended his brief assessment of them, shorter than the space accorded Bartok's Third Quartet alone, on a note of skepticism: "Whether the current popularity of Shostakovich's quartets reflects our current situation, or whether they will achieve the seemingly timeless stature of their only modern equivalent, Bartok's six, remains to be seen".
There is, of course, a great deal of skepticism about whether these regulations will work the way they're supposed to, and a conviction that the insurers will find some way to game the system.
Others, including Senator Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island, a Republican moderate, voiced a bit of skepticism about whether Democrats would, in fact, cast off their frustrations and work with Mr. Bush and the Republicans.
