Sentence examples for fighting questions from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, some museums and other organizations were fighting questions over their acceptance of donations made by corporate leaders tainted by scandals, like L. Dennis Kozlowski, the Tyco International executive who gave millions to the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Kenneth L. Lay, the Enron founder, whose name adorned facilities and programs in Houston and Aspen, Colo.

That means for the last 1,000 or so hours of my life, I've been bombarded with questions, he said/she said arguments, pinching, fighting, more questions, a lot of "MOM!!!!'s," bed time routines that last 45 minutes longer than normal and... soccer balls to the face.

The ASPCA welcomes a national conversation on animal cruelty and especially dog fighting, but questions Mr. Vick's ability to lead it.

Caution seems to be a hallmark of both his personality and his style: Ms. DeYoung tells us that as a junior officer, Mr. Powell had his grade on an exam nicked for not coming up with a bolder response to a hypothetical war-fighting question, and later carried with him a three-by-five card that read, "Avoid Conservatism".

If Mr Wolfowitz is serious about fighting corruption, such questions cannot be ducked and there will be plenty more controversy ahead.

Americans are, once again, fighting over the questions that politics can never really settle - faith, sexuality - and pushing aside the ones that it can.

So Mr. McCain entered each debate frowning, scoffing and tossing pugnacious roundhouses; Mr. Obama, playing with a grin, slipped to this side and to that, reframing questions, fighting on his terms.

Free men and women serving on boards, debating great questions, fighting for causes, voting their conscience.

She left behind hundreds of family members and friends, millions of people affected by her work, and a laboratory still fighting to answer questions she initiated 40 years ago.

The Taliban on Tuesday opened the door to allowing aid groups to bring emergency aid to victims of the disaster but continued fighting leaves big questions over how safely they would be able to operate.

The fight over the anthem — at a college that teaches not fighting — raises the question of how to reconcile the feelings of minorities with those of the prevailing culture.