Sentence examples for will be sceptical from inspiring English sources
Dr Brown accepted that many astronomers will be sceptical of the latest announcement.
"They will be sceptical but they won't be critical and they will learn to manage.
People will be sceptical of the childcare measures, because the SNP could implement them now.
"People will be sceptical if a long-term solution to regulating the debt is not found.
Hargreaves now believes he could play 40 games this season but understands why people will be sceptical.
Until Americans can count on a reviving economy to produce new jobs they will be sceptical about recovery, and growth will remain vulnerable.
David Cameron has said he is Conservative because he recognises "the complexities of human nature, and will always be sceptical of grand schemes to remake the world".
As Meadows put it after her win: "I think a lot of people will always be sceptical of whoever turns up in a Russian vest.
"People will rightly be sceptical about the Government's plans for UV border control checks for illegal eggs," he said.
Many drivers will be extremely sceptical of government officials asking them to hand over their journey data.
Ms Machon said: "We believe judges in Europe [at the European human rights court] will be more sceptical about the official secrets rules in this country.
