“sceptical”可以造什么句，sceptical造句

Needless to say, academics are sceptical.

The story of its origins, however, raises sceptical eyebrows.

We would be sceptical to any broad-brush solution.

However, John Mathis of the Thunderbird Global Financial Services Centre in Glendale, Arizona, remains sceptical.

Teachers, who might be expected to know better, seem equally sceptical.

Plenty of borrowers that are large enough to go elsewhere nevertheless find it hard to win over sceptical investors.

Public opinion and local planners are often more sceptical than national authorities-so getting permits is a nail-biting business.

He said he did not expect to get a permit before next spring: "People are very, very sceptical."

A sceptical Mr McCain says he wants the Pentagon to examine alternatives to the F-35, should Mr Carter not succeed.

Keeping a closer look at our behavior, most people will find out that we have got used to appearing an alert look with sceptical mind towards strangers.

Both NATO and the NTC have been sceptical of the value of a ceasefire-mooted by the United Nations and others-because of fears it would be abused by Colonel Qaddafi, if he were still in power.

Those still sceptical of the scientific consensus over climate change should perhaps listen to the voices of those who could not be accused of having anything to gain from talking up climate change.

The Prison Reform Trust, a sceptical lobby group, reckons that the private sector is cherry-picking bright modern prisons and leaving the grim Victorian ones to the public sector.

Many of China's foreign critics remain sceptical.

There were two main reasons for the market's sceptical response.

In Britain, a sceptical public wonders what its soldiers are dying for.

But experts are right to be sceptical: transistors may get ever smaller, but in chipmaking scale rules.

Banks are increasingly unwilling to issue such letters of credit, while many are sceptical about accepting them out of fear their issuers might collapse before goods arrive.

Perhaps because the queues for food begin early every morning outside his church and are as much part of the urban landscape as the skyscrapers, he remains a little sceptical.

But others remain sceptical.

There part of the “reintegration” strategy that military planners are gambling will win over sceptical Afghans.

The Sichuan government says it is promoting“eco-tourism”, but Fan Zhiyong of WWF, a conservation group (and a bigcontributor to panda conservation in China), is sceptical.

But investors may grow more sceptical when they begin to examine Spain's troubled savings Banks more carefully, noting that the government also runs a bigger budget deficit than Portugal.

Former prosecutors also urge judges to be more sceptical about the word of prosecutors and the police.

Some businessmen are sceptical of the new project.

Many of the Kirchners' critics were sceptical, seeing the ministry either as a political marketing ploy or as a soft touch for lobbyists seeking unjustified subsidies.