Meanings of express scepticism in English

Madikizela-Mandela also appears to express scepticism about ANC tributes to Mandela on his birthday.

The EU ruling appears to express scepticism about the combined market power of News Corp and Sky, however.

But despite scientific evidence, leaders of several countries have continued to express scepticism about the virus and the need for lockdowns.

However, some Western officials express scepticism about the value of extending a mission to support an ill-paid, sometimes demoralised security force riddled with corruption.

However, some Western officials express scepticism about the value of extending a mission to support an ill-paid, sometimes demoralized security force riddled with corruption.

The campaign has raised more than $4000 for Ms Sainsbury and remains active, although many of the posts express scepticism about Cassie's story.

But US officials nevertheless expressed scepticism over whether Syria would follow through.

Western powers have expressed scepticism about Assad's acceptance of the peace plan.

It now goes to the president, who has expresses scepticism about it.

Some investors and analysts later expressed scepticism about the company's performance.

Growers have expressed scepticism, accusing unions of being motivated by self-interest.

Mr. Herbert Spencer, too, has expressed scepticism about the curiosity attributed to savages.

Officials in South Korea and the United States expressed scepticism about the reports, however.

Human rights groups have expressed scepticism about these moves, however.

Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu expressed scepticism over the merits of the proposed deal.

Bush administration officials privately expressed scepticism that Iran would live up to the bargain.