Sentence examples for frequent questions about from inspiring English sources

The regression was part of a turmoil-filled season that included D'Antoni's resignation along with frequent questions about roster chemistry.

Williams turned down the position three years ago, but he has faced frequent questions about the opening since Matt Doherty resigned April 1.

Mr. McCain, responding to frequent questions about the calls from reporters and voters, has tried to use the issue to lump Mr. Bush with the far right, although he has conceded that Mr. Bush "is not a bigot".

But awareness of the crisis is high in Britain, and that has led to pressure on galleries, with the news media asking frequent questions about donations from the Sacklers.

Justice Ginsburg remains on the bench after two bouts with cancer, the death of her husband and increasingly frequent questions about whether she will resign while a Democratic president can still appoint her successor.

Petite, tidy and capable of smiling through endless rounds of picture taking, the quiet librarian from Midland, Texas, struck out on her own today, able -- despite frequent questions about whether she likes her role as first lady -- to have a good time.

A frequent question about producing toxin-free clothing is whether it is economically feasible for textile companies to replace hazardous chemicals with safer alternatives.

The frequent question about Cupich — "Is he a liberal or a conservative?" — was asked 17 years ago about George.

On Earth Day 2010, Michelle Obama invited a group of children to the White House and told them her daughter Malia's most frequent question about the president's job is about what he's doing to protect endangered tigers.

On Thursday, news broke that Mr. Bush had been arrested for driving while intoxicated in 1976, an incident he had never mentioned despite frequent questions from reporters about what he meant by his repeated statements about "young and irresponsible" behavior in his past.

At Starship Technologies (where I am an advisor) this is one of the most frequent questions the public asks about our small delivery robots -- won't people steal from them?