Sentence examples for effectively question from inspiring English sources

The departure in recent years of top executives who often provided a counterweight to his famous irascibility and stubbornness has left him surrounded by fewer people who can effectively question his decisions.

The C.I.A.'s 33-page court declaration, made public on Tuesday, said that releasing C.I.A. interrogation procedures "is reasonably likely to degrade the U.S.G.'s ability to effectively question terrorist detainees and elicit information necessary to protect the American people".

Papadopoulos's lies impeded agents' investigation at a crucial juncture and hindered their ability to effectively question, challenge or detain Joseph Mifsud, the London professor who had contacted him, prosecutors had told the court.

Prosecutors said Papadopoulos's lack of cooperation with investigators meant they were unable to effectively question or detain Mr Mifsud.

Students learn to effectively question, assess, evaluate, and respond to assumptions, claims, and values, including those from social science and social work research.

It is not for the faint-of-heart or those who don't effectively question and demand things.

But some of the experts involved in the interrogation review, called "Educing Information," say that during World War II, German and Japanese prisoners were effectively questioned without coercion.

The Internal Revenue Service has raised a fresh challenge to multibillion-dollar tax credits for makers of synthetic fuel from coal, with two large producers saying yesterday that the agency effectively questioned more than a billion dollars of credits that they have claimed.

And for all the director's mischievous public pronouncements about being a "pornographer", the violence here, though sometimes almost unwatchable, is effectively questioned far more than in many another straight action film.

Short-sellers, including Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn, rather effectively questioned Lehman's financial reporting in the first quarter and said it needed to take much bigger write-downs than it had been taking.

Raff's and Joachim's statements effectively questioned the authorship of Liszt's orchestral music, especially the symphonic poems.