Sentence examples for and questioning how much from inspiring English sources
My dramaturg, Ruth Little, and I are constantly debating and questioning how much of the story to tell.
As grim financial reality has closed in over the past few weeks, along with an austerity program imposed at the behest of bond markets and the nation's bigger European neighbors, Ireland is questioning how much of the economic and political transformation of its recent history is real.
A9 NATIONAL A14-21 Medical MaRulinga Doubts PrEvened Court Ruling Even before the Supreme Court upheld the federal government's authority over marijuana -- including states where its use for medical purposes is legal -- San Francisco officials, dispensary owners and medical marijuana advocates have been questioning how much of the drug is enough.
Hart had been culpable of a small yet decisive slip as he came off his goalline to try to intercept the ball before Totti's equaliser but the City goalkeeper did well otherwise and Pellegrini was justified afterwards in questioning how much space the former Italy international had been given.
And there is a certain logic to questioning how much state aid local districts should keep in reserve if voters approve an expanded state backup fund in November.
On global warming, Mr. Bloomberg echoed criticism from Democrats and environmental advocates who say that the Republicans have been slow to act, questioning how much human activity contributes to it and debating regulations.
But the Daily Mail focuses on the political implications, questioning how much Labour leaders knew of Mr Flowers' past and asking why the Co-op group was not informed.
"When yet another unarmed young black man is killed and it is 'lawful', it can be no surprise that black people are questioning how much value these same laws place on their lives".
But many economists say it would be a good start, questioning how much the deductions have accomplished.
Well, sucking in anyway, says Evan, at least questioning how much the rest of the country benefits from the capital's success.
