Sentence examples for center of questions from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's confidence in his ability to distinguish personal friendships from compromising connections was at the center of questions advisers raised about Ms. Iseman.

Shaun Dallas Dance, the district's former superintendent, has been at the center of questions about the district's ties with educational technology companies.

Concerns in a Campaign Mr. McCain's confidence in his ability to distinguish personal friendships from compromising connections was at the center of questions advisers raised about Ms. Iseman.

They are at the center of questions about whether Iraq is willing or able to defend its borders with Iran — which has repeatedly breached the frontier in recent months.

Band, who has remained at the center of questions about the Clinton Foundation, has had a fascinating career, not least because he has moved so fluidly between the most mundane political roles and the most expansive ones.

Dowless is now at the center of questions about his role in a much more important contest — the race for North Carolina's 9th Congressional District in this year's midterms.

Guest artists Zoe Beloff and Jennifer McCoy present recent video works that center on questions of home, real estate, and architectures of surveillance.

Rossinow contends that the politics of the 1960s were centered on questions of authenticity.

The Armstrong interview aired as we at Havas Worldwide were mulling over the findings of our recently published global survey of 10,219 people in 31 countries; the survey centered on questions of responsibility, community, and citizenship.

Much of the public debate surrounding proposals to allow illegal immigrants to receive state financial aid for college has centered on questions of legality: Would such legislation legitimize the status of people in the country without authorization?

Since Mr. Trabocchi took over the kitchen at Fiamma in September, much of the response to his cooking has been perplexed, centering on questions of nomenclature and ethnic fidelity.