"Euro-skepticism" spread to other countries besides Britain.
Skepticism had spread like influenza among stock bro kers and money managers in the financial district.
One surmise is that the Prime Minister, sowing uncertainty by dithering and vacillating for a number of years, suddenly steps forward, counting on his authority to turn anti-European sentiment around, eradicate skepticism, and spread confidence about Britain's European future under new provisions.
The lack of similar reports abroad, as well as the lack of studies with scientific rigor cultivated a sense of skepticism to spread amongst Japanese physicians.
Skepticism is spreading, as it has in neighboring countries, beyond the political fringes, thus allowing extreme politicians to flourish.
His co-author was Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity, a conservative group financed by Koch Industries and other oil companies that has spread skepticism about global warming and supported many of the Tea Party candidates who will join the new Congress.
The leakers provided HuffPost with three batches of emails from Otaiba, some as recent as May and others from as far back as 2014, the last time the UAE supported a major effort to spread skepticism about Qatar in the United States.
Nevertheless, the controversy succeeded in spreading skepticism about climate change.
Whenever Mr. Bedford's Jaques is center stage, spreading skepticism among the play's spirited lovers, the sun comes out, at least in aesthetic terms.
The unjustified proliferation of new rights is indeed problematic because it spreads skepticism about all human rights, as if they were merely wishful thinking or purely rhetorical claims.
Another source of skepticism: High-yield spreads are not much higher than they were last month, which could explain part of the reason why small-caps are besting large-caps right now, as some of the credit fears have eased.
