| Similarly, people would be well-advised to treat sceptically warnings that the world is running out of natural resources. |
| However, the introduction of the euro was greeted very sceptically by people in many countries. |
| But motoring experts reacted sceptically to his suggestion that the desert heat may have caused the tyre to blow out with tragic consequences. |
| There exists violence against God in that selfsufficient individual who smiles sceptically and stupidly, when he hears anything that has something to do with the spiritual aspects of life. |
| My colleagues, Mrs Frassoni and Mr Onesta have already spoken, somewhat sceptically, about some aspects of the matter in hand. |
| Even in Stockholm, the possibility of reducing graffiti by such methods is viewed rather sceptically. |
