Sentence examples for substantial scepticism from inspiring English sources

Hell's ideas met with substantial scepticism from the scientific community.

He seems to have been instrumental in overcoming substantial scepticism on Mr Buffett's part.This is toe-curling stuff for the great investor, who prides himself on fair-dealing and likes to stake out the moral high ground.

In fact he seems to have been quite persistent in pushing it, overcoming substantial scepticism on Mr Buffett's part.This is toe-curling stuff for the great investor, who prides himself on fair-dealing and likes to stake out the moral high ground.

But claims that the site in the Weald Basin on the Surrey-Sussex border could contain up to 100 billion barrels of oil met with substantial scepticism – as experts warned that much more research was required before talk of a new oil rush in the Home Counties could be taken seriously.

In Group 6 (17% of the sample), although there is no underlying concern or ideological preclusion in respect of food technologies, there emerges substantial scepticism on the utility of product innovations.

Although many have argued that these organizations are valuable, substantial scepticism remains as to whether they are actually effective.

This created significant scepticism in the scientific community.

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Elsewhere in Europe, scepticism remains strong.

The mayor's confidence in the official police data – which also showed a substantial fall in reported sexual offences – was in marked contrast to his scepticism about such figures during this year's election campaign, when Livingstone regularly cited police figures to back his claim that crime had fallen across the board under his mayoralty.

Although they are used in substantial quantities in mines in South Africa and Canada, widespread application for support purposes has been met with some scepticism.