Sentence examples for has to question whether from inspiring English sources

"One has to question whether the IPCC approach represents in its totality pure, disinterested scientific enquiry.

And Hans Michelbach, a senior German Conservative MP, said: "Now one has to question whether Greece would not be better off outside the euro-zone".

When you couple this with the adjacent rise in divorce rates, one has to question whether the focus has become somewhat askew.

Emerging cutting-edge laser techniques can identify plastic types and segregate for reprocessing; but one has to question whether there should be an enforced rationalisation of permissible plastics or bioplastics so that the associated on-costs are not borne downstream.

While that's clearly more productive than human labor, one has to question whether it can be as profitable.

However, Mr Campbell said: "If we are forced to make an argument as to why we should keep a building, one really has to question whether it was great architecture in the first place.

After he was let go, he forever had to question whether he had been fundamentally altered.

"You have to question whether these negotiations were really at arm's length," Mr. Hodgson said.

"We have to question whether it is linked closely enough to company performance.

"At times, though," he said, "you had to question whether we had the right strategy, considering the market".

You have to question whether the industry can absorb the costs of switching to broadband in the short term".