Sentence examples for the skepticism because from inspiring English sources

The senior Israeli official who defended Iron Dome said he understood the skepticism because the world's first antimissile war — which erupted over Israel in 1991 during the gulf war — did produce exaggerated claims of success.

Mr. Romney's aides are exasperated by the skepticism, because he has formally checked the right conservative boxes, pledging opposition to same-sex marriage, strong support for Israel and the military budget, and embracing the stringent fiscal proposals of Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, a Tea Party favorite.

"I think a big part of the skepticism is because it's so terrifying that it's easily overwhelming and paralyzing.

He additionally claimed that part of the skepticism is because it's getting harder for Facebook to launch products with "global enthusiasm," but that the team isn't going to let that dictate its strategy.

As the author of a book on the use of enteral nutrition to treat Crohn's disease, I am all too familiar with the skepticism Fred Vogelstein faces because of his son's use of the ketogenic diet for epilepsy (Nov. 21).

The possibility of targeting the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway therapeutically was met in the past with skepticism, because of concerns that this approach would be inimical to life itself because of the important role played by the proteasome in normal cellular homeostasis.

The results of the review are expected to be met with skepticism because the investigation was commissioned by the governor and was carried out by the private law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, which has close ties to the Christie administration, the newspaper said.

Other philosophers refer to this view as "Cartesian skepticism" because of the skeptical arguments investigated by Descartes and his critics in the mid-17th century.

In retrospect, they proved helpful because the skepticism encouraged me to let go of my mathematical past and to immerse myself in experiments.

When the biophysical properties of mitoribosomes were first described several decades ago, the results were received with skepticism because of the large and unexpected deviations from bacterial ribosomes.

"European buyers are drifting away because we view the performances of U.S. horses with skepticism because of the medication policies, and the stallions are not comparable to 'clean' European stallions," Denis Egan, the chief executive of the Irish Turf Club, which is responsible for regulating Ireland's racing industry, said at an International Summit on Race Day Medication at Belmont Park.