Sentence examples for asking at most from inspiring English sources

But the article is so popular among Muslims — and the meaning so vague — that even many liberals and Christians entering politics are reluctant to speak out against it, asking at most for slight modifications.

There are serious questions to be asked at the most senior levels of the Metropolitan police about why they were allowed to take that route.

Pritchard said: "While I applaud the professionalism and bravery of the frontline police officers protecting the royals, there are serious questions to be asked at the most senior levels of the Metropolitan police about why they were allowed to take that route.

("Of course we all want change," says a Damascus trader. "But when you ask at what cost, most of us shut up").

The latter was not asked at 6 months because most nurses were still in D grade posts.

Sara Bloomfield, the director of the museum, said the two questions most often asked at the information desk have been, Where are the bathrooms?

One of the questions she is most frequently asked at events like Sunday's "A Conversation in Film with Elizabeth Avellán" is, "How do I build something like Troublemaker where I live?" "Start out by creating from within," Ms. Avellán said.

The questions most frequently asked at such a time concern us all.

One of the questions most people ask at Leeds is who is going to replace Keith Senior?

(Q27a p90) When asked at what age children are most at risk for contracting meningococcal disease, nearly equal proportions of parents either stated that they did not know (35 %) or (erroneously) thought 13 month- to 3-year olds were at greatest risk (30 %), while only 16%% correctly knew that 0 12-month olds are the age group at highest risk for contracting the disease.

An interviewer might throw out a question or two that you will have no way of anticipating, but in general, most questions asked at a job interview are pretty much the same.