Sentence examples for was sceptical whether from inspiring English sources

He was sceptical whether Iraq would accept the return of weapons inspectors.

Mrs May told the gathering she was sceptical whether the convention limited human rights abuses in other countries and suggested it restricted Britain's ability to act in its own interests.

"Some people are sceptical whether this is possible, but I am idealistic enough.

Jones says he is sceptical whether proper EU reform can happen.

The Senate report is sceptical whether any useful intelligence was gained thereby.

He's one of a growing number who are sceptical whether the idea will ever become a reality.

It's such an odd-looking instrument to play, says Cotton, that "people have been sceptical whether she's actually doing anything.

But he is sceptical whether, eventually, local listings will work "when there's so much consolidation of asset managers and investors".

Colin Yeo, a barrister specialising in immigration at Garden Court Chambers, is sceptical whether the draft deal will be able to effectively shut down Surinder Singh.

"The military option to deal with the boats inside Libyan waters or outside is not considered humane," said a government spokesman, Hatem el-Ouraybi.Many are sceptical whether the plan can work.

But industry insiders are sceptical whether the Bradford-based business can achieve its target as it battles to secure stores against rivals Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl.