Sentence examples for frequent questioning from inspiring English sources

Whether Kerry Collins, this year's starter, will lead the Giants to the playoffs is still a worthy debate and Fassel has faced frequent questioning about Collins's development.

"Did she find her nation?" Boland asks of her grandmother, adding: "And does it matter?" The frequent questioning in Boland's work over the last four or more decades, and the continuing shortage of answers, suggest a challenge that is it not just difficult but well-nigh impossible.

The follow-up survey is only conducted once, and at the end of the trial, in order to reduce any change in behaviour that could result from more frequent questioning during the trial.

As to questioning behaviors in actual classes analyzed using videos that recorded the classes, the most frequent questioning timing by faculties was introduction of class, contrary to their perception.

As such conflicts have become more frequent, writers are questioning the standard, so-called boilerplate contracts of publishing houses.

They also pointed out that self-confidence of nurses is negatively affected by the wrong methods of education, social culture, role ambiguity and frequent cross-questioning and under-questioning of the scientific and technical competence of nurses.

They implied that factors such as "inappropriate methods of education," and "social and organizational culture" resulted in "frequent cross-questioning and under-questioning of the scientific and technical competence of nurses which in turn, negatively affected their self-confidence.

The record does not show exactly how long and frequent the questioning was after the first confession.

But the real news in the article concerns the story of a Canadian executive, Mario Labb?who, fed up with aggressive T.S.A. questioning and frequent delays whenever he flew to the United States, changed his name in 2008 to Fran?s Mario Labb?nd is now no longer recognized by T.S.A.'s computers.

A lack of time was the most frequent reason for not questioning during classes and not waiting for a reply.

The two main precautions that the respondents stated they took, regardless of the method of questioning, were: more frequent hand washing and avoidance of mixing in groups.