Sentence examples for strong scepticism from inspiring English sources

But the web companies have voiced strong scepticism of the £174m figure, saying it will prove to be a serious underestimate.

He added: "I believe that the commission and everybody else should view the statements and outputs from the Back Heathrow campaign with strong scepticism".

There is strong scepticism in the financial markets over whether the bailout will work and over whether the Papandreou government in Athens will be able to deliver its side of the bargain.

But there is strong scepticism across the EU that the increasingly authoritarian Erdoğan is a reliable partner who will deliver, as well as strong reservations about his record on civil and human rights.

He expressed strong scepticism about the chances of the Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, accepting the peace proposals put forward by the US president, Bill Clinton, and said he doubted that a deal could be done before Israel's election for prime minister on February 6, long after Mr Clinton leaves office.

There was strong scepticism among participants that support provided over the telephone would be useful in aiding a quit attempt.

They have to do with an emerging gap between elites and citizens and an ever stronger scepticism towards the EU and its representatives.

They combine an intimate dissection of power within the family with a strong dose of scepticism about the machinations of national and global power.In this section The power of infinity Somali son The constant gardener Funny man The best days of their lives?

If the people that come to my shows represent a side of Britain, the policies (chosen and rejected) suggest a strong sense of scepticism, a flair for creative revenge and such an intolerant love of decapitation that I imminently expect the twinning of Maidenhead with Riyadh – though the Saudis might find Maidenhead a little reactionary for their liking.

But only in the Celtic fringe was there an appreciably stronger anti-European showing, and only in the islands off north and west Scotland was the scepticism sufficiently strong to result in an outright no.

Looking for laws ReprintsBut scepticism remains strong.