Sentence examples for which is skeptical from inspiring English sources

SEBASTIAN PETIC,18, of Slovakia, which is skeptical about Europe's debt bailout.

Now, Mr. Obama's pleas are being directed to President Mohamed Morsi, who was the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is skeptical of Israeli motives.

Britain, which is skeptical about creating anything that looks like a European state, is demanding the absolute right for any member nation to veto decisions on foreign policy and taxation.

His rebel persona has made him the biggest star on the circuit, a hero with the "core" (short for hardcore) part of the snowboard industry, which is skeptical of any rider who even appears to sell out.

Nor does it seem like he would do well with the Tea Party crowd, which is skeptical of both long service in Washington and careers in influence peddling.

The case drew criticism from WADA, which was skeptical of the explanation.

In Israel, public opinion toward Mr. Obama, which was skeptical to start with, has soured because of the tension over settlements.

Derrida was thus seen, especially in the United States, as leading a movement beyond structuralism to "poststructuralism," which was skeptical about the possibility of a general science of meaning.

The state oversight board, which was skeptical of the savings claimed in an earlier civil service union contract, will scrutinize the police contract, Mr. Kessel said.

But if the Socialists are dependent on far-left parties like Mr. Mélenchon's, which are skeptical of the European Union, Mr. Hollande will have a harder time enforcing budget discipline and working with Germany toward a closer fiscal and political union of the euro zone.

Without knowing that she was raising a future Olympian and World Cup player, the game was difficult to explain to extended family, which was skeptical of all those weekends and even some holiday gatherings sacrificed to a child's game that was leading to... what?