Sentence examples for has many wondering from inspiring English sources

The success of shows like "Survivor" has many wondering where reality television is headed.

That is why fear of "secular stagnation" in today's advanced economies has many wondering how creativity can be spurred.

The fashion industry continues to weather allegations of sexual harassment and assault, and its muted response has many wondering about the future.

But the mix of backgrounds among the candidates assembling for the coming presidential race has many wondering whether class warfare can become an issue in 2004.

The rout in Apple's share price — it fell nearly 2.7 percent on Thursday, bringing the damage since late September to 44 percent — has many wondering when, and where, all of this will end.

At a time when some Republican presidential hopefuls talk of ridding the country of all of its 11 million illegal immigrants, the crackdown by a Democratic administration has many wondering if they, too, will be targeted.

That Bush takes it, and that Bandar is formally notified of the start of the war before Powell (or Blair), will have many wondering what exactly is the nature of the Saudi hold on the Bush administration.

Past upgrades found the company hedging closer to iOS and had many wondering if this was all leading to a convergence of the company's two operating systems.

These details alone had many wondering if this convention isn't actually a departure from the Tea Party's roots.

The latter was among the festival's most roundly admired titles and had many wondering, not for the first time, why the well-regarded Denis was not in competition.

Though he did apologize, the incident happened during a time when the singer was exhibiting strange behavior that had many wondering if Bieber was in the middle of a breakdown.