Sentence examples for asked not always from inspiring English sources

In some firms, employees have been asked (not always too politely, in one or two Chinese cases, it is said) to give a day's pay, which the firm will match.

Taunting, revealing, irreverent and earnest, "(Not that You Asked)" is not always funny, but it's always readable and engrossing — a map of one man's disasters, with undeniable appeal for rubberneckers.

But questions asked, or not asked, by judges are not always indications of their final decisions.

Warnock does ask questions, but not always the right ones, and he often fails to understand the answers.

Maggie Gyllenhaal is no doubt known for her boho-style, though depending on who you ask --it's not always so spot-on.

They may be asking for attention, not always a dismissible excuse, or they may have a problem that they're too scared to deal with.

Special grand juries are not always asked to focus on a particular defendant from the start.

The state has not always asked the hospitals to cover employee benefits.

He did say, though, that when he rides on buses he is not always asked to pay a fare.

But there is a further question to be asked, because Aubrey is not always a reliable source.

The audits maintain that those who roll into Monaco with a lot of money are not always asked a lot of questions.