Примери за използване на More sceptical на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I am more sceptical.".
Markets, however, are more sceptical.
Many in Hong Kong remain far more sceptical, fearing that Hong Kong will be absorbed into China's system and its freedoms, already under threat, will evaporate.
Dutch Foreign Minister Bernard Bot, however, was more sceptical.
The IMF is far more sceptical towards Slovenia.
George Stathakis, a professor of economics at the University of Crete, was more sceptical.
He later became more sceptical as to its existence.
For example, the partner who is most invested in the relationship might benefit from putting even more effort into making it work, so that the more sceptical party re-engages.
Analysts at J.P. Morgan are more sceptical and expect prices to fall again next year.
While almost half of Germans want Berlin to act as a bridge between the West and Russia,those in former Communist eastern parts are more sceptical about further sanctions, polls show.
But what if there were a new leader of her Christian Democrat movement with a more sceptical view of the value of freedom of labour- one who might indeed want to see it reviewed across the whole of the EU?
There are, certainly, individual Communists and Fascists, believing and convinced to the point of fanaticism, particularly among the Russian Communists and the German Nazis, while rather less so amongst the Italian Fascists,who are more sceptical and susceptible to economic politics.
I was trained as an adult diabetes specialist and I was even more sceptical of this idea because we equated diabetes with over-nutrition.
My wife swears by them,I am a little bit more sceptical but, as King Solomon wisely says, it is better to have a dish of bitter herbs in a house where there is love than a stalled ox and hatred therewith.
His comment was“I leave Downing Street 10 times more sceptical than I was before.”.
Therefore, the good examples set by states banning smoking in public spaces should encourage andinspire those states that are more sceptical in this area to defend the rights of non-smokers and they should encourage EU institutions- having heeded the opinion of the European Parliament- to find ways of adopting legislation of an obligatory nature.
Home Credit also funded a newly formed thinktank- headed by a translator for the Czech Republic's pro-Chinese president,Miloš Zeman- to counteract the more sceptical line taken by a longer-established China-watching body, Sinopsis, linked with Prague's Charles University, one of Europe's oldest seats of learning.
We can only hope that the Czech presidency will be a little more sceptical of the great European project than some previous presidencies.
In 2005 John Mueller, a professor of political science at the Ohio State University,predicted in Foreign Affairs that an“Iraq syndrome” would eventually make America more sceptical of unilateral military action, especially in places that presented no direct threat to it, and less inclined to dismiss Europeans and other well-meaning foreigners as wimps.
On the right they are likely to form at least three groupings:critical reformists dominated by Britain's Tories(currently known as European Conservatives and Reformists, or ECR); a more sceptical coalition dominated by Britain's UK Independence Party(currently known as Europe of Freedom and Democracy) and a new far-right alliance led by the Front National in France, the Freedom Party in the Netherlands and others.
They were far more skeptical as the time horizon increased.
This will make Berlin more skeptical of euro-zone reform.
Buddhist texts are even more skeptical about anger than they are about empathy.
Children believe in miracles, unconditionally, butadults are more skeptical.
Meanwhile, a World Bank official expressed a more skeptical point of view.
Believe me, I was a lot more skeptical than you.
I urge you to be a bit more skeptical.
With the time, however, I became more and more skeptical about the accuracy of that figure.
Well, i'm a little more skeptical.
Old people are more skeptical.