Sentence examples for imposing questions from inspiring English sources

But with Hughes up against an innings limit that the Yankees are imposing, questions remain about how much longer he will be allowed to do it.

A lot of the time, it's very imposing questions.

As difficult and exciting as capturing the lions was, a more imposing question now loomed: What do you do with them?

How much freedom to allow and how much control to impose are questions not only about children but also about people everywhere in a time of declining traditional values and expanding possibilities for new ways of being and doing.

9 P.M. (ABC) LOST -- The imposing Mr. Eko questions Charlie, the former drug addict, about an unusual statue of the Virgin Mary.

But at a time when American power was being imposed and questioned in the military arena, the AIDS plan struck some as another kind of unilateralism.

Detection of cancer specific markers in an abdomen without visible tumour deposits and with a proven increased risk of recurrence obviously imposes the question of additional therapy either as intraoperative hyperthermic chemotherapy or systemic chemotherapy or any combination of these.

The RNase MRP is thought to have evolved before the ancestor of modern eukaryotes [ 28], but previously missing evidence of the MRP RNA from G. intestinalis [ 8, 29] imposed a question on the origin of MRP and rRNA processing.