The phrase "altogether asking for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where someone is requesting or demanding something in a comprehensive or total manner.
Example: "In the meeting, she was altogether asking for a complete overhaul of the project plan."
Alternatives: "completely requesting" or "entirely seeking".
The saddest thing, says Wallace, is that teenage girls who have unprotected sex can avoid the risk of pregnancy altogether by asking for emergency contraception.
Some advocates contend that tweaking the nutritional content of foods marketed to children is a good approach because it's incremental, while stopping marketing altogether is asking for too much.
Articles about rafting on the Colorado River and quail hunting with Jimmy Buffett in southern Georgia form a seamless landscape with ads for high-performance sportswear, bourbon and macho off-road vehicles ( "Why keep up with the Joneses when you can avoid them altogether?" asks the ad for the Jeep Cherokee Laredo).
Sometimes they may be able to get rid of it altogether by simply asking for it not to apply to them.
If you aren't active on social media or don't have accounts altogether, your company is asking for a slow death.
Truth in Gestures Twice during the movie, Mr. Costner stopped talking altogether and held up his hand as if asking for silence.
He was asking for information, which is a different thing altogether".
The site is also useful if you're thinking of asking for a raise or evaluating a career shift altogether.
Altogether, the Heinemanns -- who own properties in New York and Maine, reports the Post -- are asking for damages of $415,900, plus interest, according to the court documents.
And had he simply done away with the long-form census altogether while keeping the shorter one mandatory, the move might indeed have gone unnoticed.However, introducing a voluntary census was asking for trouble.
