Sentence examples for has created questions from inspiring English sources
In fact, the uninspiring season has created questions about Girardi's performance.
Although Hank Steinbrenner, the Yankees' co-chairman, has complimented Girardi, the uninspiring season has created questions about his performance.
Ms Khar said on Thursday that the recent border clashes had "created questions", adding that Pakistan was "open" to dialogue between foreign ministers to end the dispute.
But the timing of her early photo shoots and her own accounts of her travels have created questions about when she first entered the U.S. and whether she was legally permitted to work during her earliest days here.
Once each group has created its questions, groups should pair together and share their questions.
John Delaney's resignation as chief executive of the Football Association of Ireland has created more questions than answers, according to politicians.
"It has created some questions, some doubts in the mind of some countries," he said, "and has sometimes been used to delay some of the proposals".
It has created vexing questions for retirees, baby boomers preparing to follow them soon and even Generations X, Y and Z, who should care almost exclusively about the long term and will usually do best by diversifying their investments.
Somerville has created such questions at a time when many scientists, activists, and some policy makers have been arguing that societies need more than the Gross National Product to gauge their overall level of well-being.
Ultimately, the authors argue that solving how Antarctica is going to respond to climate change is an increasingly complex task that has created new questions and an urgent need for a concerted, multidisciplinary, and international effort.
