Sentence examples for abrupt inquiry from inspiring English sources

"Can you move to Washington tomorrow?" This abrupt inquiry was posed one day in 1965 to James McPartland, then a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University.

Complaints about members of staff ranged from abrupt responses following the simplest inquiry, to the endless queues and being manhandled at security.

Her abrupt resignation in August this year, claiming the inquiry was weighed down by a "legacy of failure", prompted calls for a reassessment of its work and scope.

Goddard's abrupt resignation in August, claiming the inquiry was weighed down by a "legacy of failure", prompted calls for a reassessment of its work and scope.

Mr. Cameron's abrupt move comes after months of inquiries into a phone-hacking scandal.

Despite an initial insistence by the White House that Trump's abrupt dismissal of Comey was unrelated to the Russia inquiry, the president acknowledged in an interview last week that "this Russia thing" was a factor.

12 In particular, a public inquiry into one UK hospital trust highlighted how abrupt changes in palliative care coding can quickly alter HSMRs.

The abrupt resignation of her chief property management official last month prompted an inquiry from the D.C. Council.

Witnesses were taken aback by Labour MP Keith Vaz's abrupt and aggressive treatment of Yates at the home affairs select committee inquiry, which he chairs.

McCabe's team on Thursday launched a GoFundMe campaign, initially saying they hoped to raise $150,000 to help cover legal costs McCabe would incur as he navigated congressional inquiries and explored whether he would sue over his abrupt ouster.

It is obvious to all that no prosecutions can be brought many years after the death of the alleged culprit and in-depth inquiries in such cases should be brought to an abrupt end.