Sentence examples for be correct to question from inspiring English sources

Australian consumers would be correct to question why this is the case," said Robertson.

Lawmakers are correct to question the Treasury's plan; it would represent a hasty extension of government powers and could put taxpayers at risk.

Brian D'Agostino New York, March 22 , 2011• To the Editor: "At War in Libya" (editorial, March 22) is correct to question our objectives in the war in Libya.

Critics are correct to question the role of India's public distribution system in the past 60 years, and there is recognition that a step-change will be required for the effective implementation of the proposed bill.

But only 27 questions need to be correct to score a 23.

If that figure for bureaucracy is even approximately correct, the IoD is right to question how businesses are supposed to get more out of a levy than they put in, which is Osborne's boast.

Witmer agrees that researchers are "absolutely correct" to question the fossil's provenance but says he is "satisfied" with the team's conclusions that it is authentic.

Writing about the Carter Family, William Hogeland ["The Inventors of Commercial Country Music," Aug. 1] is absolutely correct to question "the folk context in which their music is usually placed".

The investment strategist James W. Paulsen is absolutely correct to question the Federal Reserve Board's interest-rate policy ("Will the Fed's Slow-Mo Approach Backfire?" Gretchen Morgenson, May 30).

Despite these precedents it is still correct to question the difficulty of obtaining a perfect topographic map, to which we can provide two responses.

You are correct to ask the question.