Sentence examples for a time to question from inspiring English sources

Oh. • Has there ever been such a dismal month in sports — a time to question why we are so enthusiastic about spectator sports, particularly as part of so-called education?

If you have OnStar, this might be a good time to question whether the utility of the service really outweighs the potential for abuse.

Police were last night given extra time to question a man who is believed to have worked at the shop.

And the time to question a player's skin tone is as irrelevant now as it was in Pelé's time.

They even took the time to question a Toys RR" Us manager about his job and his company's policy for hiring interns.

General Clark faces direct cross-examination by Mr. Milosevic, who conducts his own defense and usually demands as much time to question a witness as the prosecution.

Police have been given more time to question a 25-year-old man arrested on Saturday afternoon.

Police have been given more time to question a 25-year-old man who was arrested in Ealing, London, on Saturday afternoon.

If you employed someone that needy in a small business, it's time to question your own hiring decisions!

While ending all investigative lies is probably an unrealistic goal, it may be time to question our reflexive assumption that these lies are "good" lies.

Such vote switching led a writer for The Japan Times to question the rationality of the country's politics over the passage of the bill.