Sentence examples for better questioning from inspiring English sources

Schumacher sought to expose the flipside to glib mottos such as "growth is good" and "big is better", questioning our obsession with economic growth and economic expansion.

Two other reports, though generally positive, found that interrogations of officers suspected of misconduct needed to be improved by introducing better questioning procedures and that the unit's efforts to secretly test the honesty of officers should employ more realistic scenarios.

Better a questioning, wrong-righting child than a blue-jeaned, egomaniacal, eternal adolescent.

Bresnan had no better luck questioning Stemm about his failure to make public Moore's preliminary site analysis.

Instead, we'd be far better off questioning our own accountability for the suffering of military personnel, which mandatory platitudes will never alleviate.

If we really want meaningful learning in history, or any subject, then we had better start questioning how we're teaching.

That would be better than questioning the whole principle of mark-to-market accounting, as some banks are doing.Last but not least, change the perception and standing of risk departments by giving them more prominence.

More recently, courts have gotten better about questioning the evidence and rationale for these laws, striking down some of the strictest ones, in Texas and North Carolina, for deliberately discriminating against minority voters.

For Fritz Kunze of Pandorabots, the hope is that people will get better at questioning innocent-looking users who contact them online so that they're not so easily duped.

"All these economists coming late to the table talking about better measures, without questioning the underlying model isn't really advancing things.

His crime opens up a new way of looking at the world, and of acting in it, so his feet gradually find solidity in another mental milieu that better suits his questioning consciousness.