Sentence examples for therefore skeptical from inspiring English sources
They are, therefore, skeptical about McGwire's career and have decided they will not vote for him.
Conservatives as a general rule extol free markets and are therefore skeptical of central planning and government economic leadership.
Some had come from diverse disciplinary backgrounds or interests, and therefore became skeptical of a model of philosophical activity that appeared to be excessively subservient to international (mainly European) currents, and perhaps even irrelevant for the country.
I am, therefore, more skeptical of my thoughts at these times.
As a journalist (and therefore inherently skeptical), whenever I'd read about the wonders of PEPFAR, I couldn't help but question whether a 19-year-old girl deep in the throes of labor in the African bush would know, or care, that her health and that of her baby had been protected by American foreign aid.
The Solid Liberals are Warren's base, they're likely to accept all of the principles of the new populism and, therefore, to be skeptical of Secretary Clinton.
It is little wonder, therefore, that investors are skeptical about new pledges to tackle rampant corruption or diversify the economy away from a raw-materials base.
Your best protection, therefore, is to be skeptical about all claims and refuse to act on any information unless you know and trust the source.
Even with increased access to health care and widespread availability of free and low-cost vaccines, many are unnecessarily skeptical and, therefore, flu-shot averse, which is bad for us all.
Therefore, we must be skeptical of the latest analysis that "without an extraordinary reversal -- or the total collapse of whoever becomes his general-election opponent -- Mr. Trump could be hard-pressed to win more than 200 of the 270 electoral votes required to win".
