Sentence examples for currently in question from inspiring English sources

She said then: "The expenses currently in question were claimed in full consultation with the fees office in the House of Commons, and I have always followed their guidance and stuck to the rules.

While the Marketplaces initially appeared to be successful at increasing coverage and limiting premium growth, more recent outcomes have been less favorable and the stability of the Marketplaces is currently in question.

It added: "The 'delinquent payments' currently in question, and the stated reasoning behind OSA's cancellation of our final show of the season, refers to 'fees' that were not defined in our contract, and in addition had no contracted payment schedule of any kind".

Packing a big ol' 4.3″ screen (the resolution of which is currently in question, though it's likely the same 858×480 screen as the original Droid), an 8 megapixel camera with 720p video recording, and an 1GHZ ARMv7 processor, this phone easily snatches the flagship Android crown from the Droid Incredible — a title which the handset just got five weeks ago.

The plan's future is currently in question because of a legal battle.

On Monday night's "Daily Show,", Stewart mocked Cain for saying he had no sexual harassement allegations against him -- other than the ones currently in question.

I am currently interested in questions of Soviet economic development in the postwar period, particularly the role and impacts of the oil industry, broadly construed.

The form taken by such publishing, its economic basis, and its relation to the processes of knowledge production and consumption are, however, currently very much in question as the subscription-based journal increasingly comes under threat from moves towards open-access models of publishing.

"In the current timetable the 2.5 hours in question are currently provided by teachers who are not the pupils' usual class teacher, and may in some cases include periods of 'golden time' or assemblies".

When manuscripts go out, their progress is recorded not on a screen, but on pale pink index cards, a Sanskrit-ish shorthand denoting which editor at which house is currently reading the draft in question (at one point, she finds the card for the manuscript of The Catcher in the Rye, which reveals that a publisher rejected it).

There are currently nine trade secrets in question that were allegedly compromised by Anthony Levandowski.