For the most part, however, the Press was inquiring rather than challening.
Beans in bond rather more inquired for.
A reasonable finding could be made that the April 2011 disclosures had omissions (discussed above) and half-truths that would have thrown a reasonably diligent investigator off the trail or led it not to inquire at all— rather than the opposite.
This survey inquired about formal education levels, rather than literacy, which is typically defined as the ability to sign one's name.
Seeking an explanation for these rather startling observations, the Glasgow workers inquired into the Pakistanis' dietary habits.
When I brightly inquired how things had gone, my broker whipped out her notebook, explaining rather darkly that she had some "feedback" from the other brokers.
Rather than inquire into its virtues or lack of them, let's get rid of grammar completely!
Rather than inquiring about her experience, interests or even her golf handicap, the company's directors, all men, spent the interview lunch parsing their own golf games.
Rather than inquire about a patient's sex life, doctors may ask if you have much time for fang shi (room business).
Elliot is troubled by the reluctance of many modern scholars of Islamic art to inquire into the symbolic, rather than aesthetic, essence of this art.
That is, rather than inquiring whether a transfer occurred on the 45th day or the 46th, courts now need only focus on whether the transfer was made in the ordinary course of business.
