Sentence examples for drawn questions from inspiring English sources

But these changes have drawn questions about sustainability.

The Foxconn deal has drawn questions about the $3 billion incentive package the state approved, The Washington Post has reported.

There is also a sympathetic accounting of the impact of Reagan's economic policies that has drawn questions from Democrats and economic historians.

Perhaps most surprising were findings on more narrowly drawn questions about life in the city and the quality of government services.

Some recent documentaries that have involved journalism-style investigations, notably the Oscar-nominated "Capturing the Friedmans," have drawn questions about their balance and accuracy.

Mr. Grassley linked Mr. Froman's financial issues with matters that arose during Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew's confirmation this year and have also drawn questions for his nominee for commerce secretary, the affluent businesswoman Penny Pritzker.

And that could draw questions from federal authorities.

He could also draw questions related to the abortion case.

The structure of the deal with Bristol-Myers might also draw questions.

Another area that drew questions from the I.R.S. was online fund-raising.

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