The phrase "and question with" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to engage in questioning alongside another action, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "You should listen carefully and question with an open mind during the discussion."
Alternatives: "and inquire with" or "and ask with".
Al Gore, with his smirk and raised hand, reminded me of a used-car salesman who blunts every argument and question with, "Don't worry, she's a beaut and in perfect condition".
Afterwards, filler and question with the t-value of (t = 2.20) and the t-value of 2.01 (t = 2.01) respectively, had the least effect.
We used the PRRs for the survey domain and question with the lowest average PRRs in order to assess variation in organizational learning areas with the greatest room for improvement.
"At this time," the spokesman said, "hundreds of Saudi citizens are being detained and questioned with regard to the hijackings.
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Holidays, when so many adult children head "home," tend to spur campaigns of this sort: attempts to integrate potentially painful conversations and questions with feasts and gifts.
Through all of this, Jarman remained a constant, cheerful presence, refusing to hide away backstage, and answering both attacks and questions with compassion, patience and dogged good manners.
"Red Hook Summer" deserves more attention, more acclaim, and more viewers; maybe its ambiguities, challenges, and questions with no easy answers account for its unearned unpopularity.
Since Sept. 11, thousands of Middle Eastern men have been apprehended and questioned with little public protest in the government's terrorism investigation.
We included taxa, from urban and suburban areas, likely to be familiar to our student population; we also designed questions with large, charismatic megafauna, and questions with several less-familiar taxa.
