Sentence examples for including questioning from inspiring English sources

Time Warner issued a robust defence of its rejection of Murdoch's offer, including questioning Fox's ability to manage the enlarged business.

Sheriff Arpaio has engaged in an increasingly bitter conflict with the Obama administration, including questioning the authenticity of the president's birth certificate and portraying the civil rights investigation that preceded the lawsuit as politicized.

After a year and a half of hearings, including questioning over 800 witnesses, reviewing millions of pages of documents, and spending some $6 million in taxpayers' money, its final report is due to be delivered in a month.

But then, as he did in other instances, including questioning about walkie-talkies that were found in the car in which he and Mr. Muhammad were arrested, Mr. Malvo responds with a coy answer, according to the summary.

Over the weekend, Trump made a series of bizarre comments, including questioning the history of the Civil War, saying he was "looking at" breaking up banks (prompting a stock-market slide), and demonstrating unfamiliarity with basics of the health-care bill known as Trumpcare.

After the attacks, Al Watan columnists discussed a plethora of highly sensitive issues, including questioning the central role of the religious police in Saudi society and whether the country gave too much credence to the writings of Ibn Taimaya, a Muslim thinker of the early 14th century.

They include questioning the definition of "invasion" to refer to Japan's war in China from 1937.

This includes questioning them about Islamic theology to make sure they are observant Muslims and loyal to the principles of the Islamic Republic.

That will include questioning boards on risky trading activity that may leave banks underfinanced, as well as subjecting senior management to greater scrutiny over how they run their businesses.

The novel challenges of post-ELSI approaches include questioning established division of labour in ways that involve a rearticulation of the practitioners' own professional identities (Rabinow and Bennet [2007]).

While there are varying definitions of critical thinking, it is generally agreed upon that characteristics of a critical thinker include questioning assumptions, the desire to remain well-informed, open and fair-mindedness, and a willingness to reconsider viewpoints.