Sentence examples for essentially asked about from inspiring English sources

Both these studies have their limitations in that the first essentially asked about convenience not preference and the second may be affected by bias in that verbal responses alone were reported of a select group of patients i.e. only those already attending a Saturday morning clinic.

During post-event media duties, the Norwegian had played with her mobile phone, giggled, shrugged her shoulders and essentially asked "What is the fuss about?" It was a stance better recognised among spoilt schoolchildren.

The person knowledgeable about the new discussion said Northwest essentially asked Delta, "Hey, do we still want to do this?

On Twitter, she essentially asked the question that haunts every woman politician: Would you talk about a man this way?

He was essentially asked the same question three times.

The formula essentially asks and answers three questions: 1.

But Bostrom's book essentially asks: What if it were?

So you essentially ask yourself: "Why go there?" Yes.

Scullion was asked about Gooda's call for the commonwealth to essentially override the territory government.

Kings Coach Darryl Sutter essentially foreshadowed the waiver move on Thursday after practice when he was asked about the progress of Schultz and defenseman Keaton Ellerby.

Asked about the increased purchases, Mr. Mudd insisted that "Alt-A loans were essentially a subset of overall A loans," and not subprime.