Sentence examples for greater questioning from inspiring English sources

It led, after all, to the collapse of an auditor, Andersen; to far greater questioning of the relationship of companies and their bankers to shareholders and clients; and to regulatory scrutiny and new legislation, of which the Sarbanes-Oxley act, passed in July, is unlikely to be the last example.Even so, the attacks on the World Trade Centre have certainly altered New York's financial landscape.

They speak of a time of great questioning of cultural values and of perceptions of taste, beauty, art and style.

Michael Boyd, the RSC's artistic director, said of the appointment: "Mark is deservedly one of Britain's most celebrated contemporary playwrights, who will bring a great questioning spirit and a fresh theatrical intelligence to the company".

It's great to get advice from friends; it's not great to question what you're doing just because someone not-so-great is questioning you.

We have entered a period of great economic questioning.

But this is a novel of great humility, questioning whether the measure of a life really is a life's work.

Wised-up, blandly skeptical students, on the other hand, lack any interest in distant truths, and they lack the habit of reverence that starts the great irreverent questioning on its way.

For women leaders, questioning a colleague might be viewed as uncooperative, while men are seen as simply asking great questions.

We should use what we know -- but we seem to have a far greater appetite for questioning reliable answers than answering meaningful questions.

Some observers are calling for greater American engagement, questioning why the marines were pulled out so early.

In addition, holding Mr. bin al-Shibh as a military prisoner gives intelligence and law enforcement authorities greater latitude in questioning him.