Sentence examples for wide scepticism from inspiring English sources

At its peak, priestly power depends on not being opposed by kingly power and not being usurped by a morality of conscience; and even then, it faces the threat of wide scepticism.

For instance, given the wide scepticism of specificity of pharmacological inhibitors we decided to keep all control experiments for this in figure supplements.

Or could it be that climate change sceptics are giving wider scepticism a bad name?

Iran shares a wider scepticism about the Saudi troops.

(HIV-negative MSM, FG) Participants also expressed a wider scepticism of PrEP, which emerged in two ways.

Here's how Katharine proposes we approach election day: Eyes wide open, scepticism dialled up, cynicism dialled down, heart engaged, mind engaged, calling out crap wherever we see it.

10 There seems to be wide-ranging scepticism about the opportunity to bicycle to school in industrialised societies.

The perceived trustworthiness of the sources providing information, including the Department of Health, and wider public scepticism about Government pronouncements on health following the BSE outbreak, also play a part [ 14].

Critics believe this is driven by a mixture of George Osborne's wider cuts agenda plus scepticism about the climate change agenda.

But its scepticism reflects a wider concern.

However, retailers' scepticism about the wider philosophical arguments tobacco companies have used to oppose standardised packaging suggest policymakers and health promoters have an important opportunity to work alongside retailers.