Sentence examples for asked fewer from inspiring English sources
The difference was China asked fewer questions.
Less experienced members asked fewer questions, made fewer statements and were more likely to follow the chairman's lead.
The nostalgia for realistic action is, like most nostalgia, a yearning for a time when fewer questions were asked, fewer assumptions were troubled — for the so-called realism that served as an escape from the actual complexities of reality.
NOTE: Percentages may not add up to 100 due to rounding and, for some questions, not including those who responded "do not know". When asked, fewer than 10% of managers responded that they believe climate change is very urgent, and only 15% said that it is quite urgent for their company.
TV journalism may have asked fewer tough questions of Trump (a supposition that's hard to measure given that so few TV scripts are published online), but the speed of 24-hour news means it's also practically tough for those journalists to conduct rigorous reality-checking research.
"This meant they often took longer to process them and asked fewer probing questions.
Hall asked few questions.
Germany asked few questions but he looked solid alongside Cahill.
In those days, Congress asked few questions of the agency.
He asked few questions, made few objections to testimony and entered one exhibit into evidence.
