Sentence examples for began questioning whether from inspiring English sources

The automaker announced that recall after the safety agency began questioning whether the first recall was adequate.

But shortly after the merger was sealed, shareholders began questioning whether Mr. Lewis paid too much for Merrill.

Government officials also began questioning whether taxpayers would be better off if infrastructure were in private hands.

Michigan was facing growing budget shortfalls, and some lawmakers who voted for the film credits soon began questioning whether the state could actually afford them.

In the second stage, people began questioning whether the play, in which Griffin's hand did not touch the rim, actually qualified as a dunk.

After utilities in neighboring states restored power faster after both of those storms, Connecticut officials began questioning whether the company was properly managed.

Many Arabs, though, have begun questioning whether they have a future in Corsica.

Just two years after he won the 2008 Australian Open, people had begun questioning whether Djokovic's best days were already behind him.

"Therefore, in this environment, there is no doubt that many investors have begun questioning whether the Fed is falling behind in its fight against potential inflationary forces".

Even practitioners within the hedge fund world have begun questioning whether 2-and-20, let alone even more expensive formulas, should remain standard practice for compensation.

But Mr. Romney has singled out the administration for its conflicting accounts, and has begun questioning whether it heeded warnings of anti-American attacks in the region, timed to the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.