"If we don't win, I can tell you now there will be some enquiries why we haven't". told BBC Radio Leeds before the series.
Not only does Sgt Emery question why the bashment is still being played, but he includes drum & bass in his enquiry as an unacceptable form of music.
In a case of masterful media spin, thus far, Hutchison has been able to sidestep too much enquiry into why it needs to sell a stake in one of its best assets.
I can't help feeling that this reaction masks an unspoken enquiry: "So why are you doing a PhD at your age?" This is certainly a question I've asked myself over the past three years of my part-time doctorate, and there still doesn't seem to be any rational answer.
The company didn't respond to an enquiry about why.
The Trust is calling for a public enquiry into why so many people are having difficulty feeding themselves.
Thirdly, upon telephonic enquiry on why some institutional managers did not complete the questionnaires, the most common excuse was that they were too busy to find time to complete the questionnaires.
Most qualitative studies in the field of vaccination decision-making have elicited barriers and enablers to vaccination using traditional methodological approaches such as explicit enquiry (eg, why did you vaccinate?) and indiscriminate use of probes, often within a focus group setting.
"If we don't win, I can tell you now there will be some enquiries of why we haven't".
The latter pair have often been artfully combined, as in the side-splitter that has a batsman reply to enquiry as to why he is so fat with: " 'Cos your wife gives me a cookie every time I f — - her".
