Sentence examples for asked entirely from inspiring English sources

Was the order, the first questioner asked, entirely unrelated to the recent competition rows in the US? Simmering rivalry between Middle Eastern carriers and the ageing big beasts of international air travel has broken out in the open again in recent months, with US carriers filing dossiers to persuade the Obama administration that Gulf upstarts are not playing fair and are endangering US jobs.

In doing this, we will get closer to realizing the ambitious vision early pioneers had for archaeological GIS – a technology they believed could let us ask entirely new questions about the past.

Practical issues concerning soil health provide a clear example of where ecogenomic and metagenomic approaches can open opportunities to ask entirely new questions.

To explore such a vast genome space, new technologies that exploit and link genome and clinical data to ask entirely new kinds of questions about the complex nature of arthritis will be essential.

"Does this rapid have a name?" I asked, not entirely convinced I wanted to know the answer.

"You've brought other women here, haven't you?" I asked, not entirely sure how this had become about other women.

They've asked not entirely jokingly if I'm embarrassed by them because they don't know the ropes of high-class city life and they walk around in blue jeans and tennis shoes with sweatshirts tied around their waists.

Unlike other studies [ 6], this study asked women entirely open-ended questions regarding the reasons they sought to terminate their pregnancies, ensuring that all women's reasons could be fully captured.

Subjects were asked to entirely sweep an area of 2.3 m (25 ft), marked by tape, as many times as possible in 5 min. The number of times the area was swept was recorded.

"Will you still love me when I'm famous?" he asks, not entirely in jest.

Instead, ask them entirely reasonably what you need to do for this apparent anomaly to be corrected.