Sentence examples for some skepticism that from inspiring English sources

Analysts expressed some skepticism that the eastern pipeline project would succeed.

Still, in Congo, there was some skepticism that the ruling would be able to stop militias from recruiting children.

"I entered this work with some skepticism that just doing some computer work at home could help anybody," she said.

But a senior State Department official said there was some skepticism that the Iraqis were taking these concerns seriously.

Even among the general managers, there was some skepticism that the adopted measures would have the desired effect.

There is some skepticism that Congress will stick to its guns if health care providers say they cannot survive on the reduced rations.

Still, consumers appear to be retaining some of the skepticism that has so recently confounded marketers and agencies because they "suggest they'll have less tolerance for business leaders who aren't 'front and center' with their plans of action rather than their expressions of sympathy," Mr. Nelson said.

Solving the disputes might also help Murdoch overcome some of the skepticism that drove down Fox 's stock 17% and News Corp. 's by 6% the day after the deal was announced.

But some expressed skepticism that any satisfactory solution could be reached.

But some expressed skepticism that it was as significant as Dr. Venter said.

While some expressed skepticism that test scores accurately reflect students' abilities, school principals and district superintendents said they were pleased that teachers and students were adapting to the assessments, which were begun in 1999, and denied "teaching to the tests".