Sentence examples for grown questions from inspiring English sources

However, as the popularity of MMORPG has grown, questions are being raised about their potential for excessive use.

There were growing questions over whether he should have been granted a security clearance.

"This adds to the growing questions about about border security at our seaports," he said.

Despite the growing questions, Mr. Cordes said he did not feel a special obligation to defend the deal.

The news comes as Chinese officials are facing growing questions about environmental and geological problems related to the dam project.

But Mr. Coulson resigned in January amid growing questions about his role in a scandal over the hacking of mobile phone voice messages by The News of the World.

The meetings took place against the backdrop of growing questions over whether China should be allowed to benefit from the fund's largesse.

The company, which is under investigation on two continents for improper business and journalism practices, is facing growing questions about the independence of its board.

Judging from the growing questions about Cablevision's strategy, though, they might want to get used to people pushing the issue.

Mick Malthouse is in the final year of his contract, and the ageing coach will face growing questions of if he can take the club forward.

Meanwhile, there are growing questions about the adequacy of F.D.I.C.'s insurance fund, which guarantees repayment on deposit accounts of up to $100,000 when banks collapse.