"Senator Sherrod Brown, the Ohio Democrat leading the inquiry, is expected to broadly question the quality and independence of consulting firms that are paid billions of dollars by the same banks they are expected to police".
There's more than enough evidence to broadly question the scientific view of monetary policy, and even to doubt the wisdom of central banks targeting higher rates of inflation.
While the ruling ends a challenge from bondholders, the $52 billion buyout still faces uncertainty over its financing and, more broadly, questions about the value of the company.
Informed and shaped by the sociopolitical, linguistic, and ethnic dynamics of his home state, his academic interests encompass broadly questions of race, class, gender, diaspora, identity, and language.
Last week, the director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats, warned of "ongoing, pervasive efforts" by the Russians "to undermine our democracy". More broadly, questions have grown since Helsinki and other recent Trump summits with North Korea, the G-7 economic allies, and the twenty-eight other NATO nations about Trump's unruly U.S. foreign policy.
More broadly, he questioned whether it was ordinary people or the elites who gained the most from American engagement.
More broadly, they questioned whether limiting people's options to a select number of stores might prevent recipients from most effectively stretching their benefits.
A year later, a Broadly investigation questioned the dubious business practices of Tyra Beauty, a multi-level marketing scheme that encourages women to sign up to sell her cosmetics.
Although physiologic and clinical evidence began mounting to refute this hypothesis, this transfusion practice was still widely performed and was not questioned broadly until the blood-borne human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic.
This was clearly the case in Bangladesh, where the incoming government rejected the organizational reforms implemented by its predecessor, but more broadly respondents also questioned the commitment of the government to using evidence in policy.
