Sentence examples for inquiries come from from inspiring English sources

"Most of our inquiries come from London or the West Midlands," says Andrew Ireland.

Inbound inquiries come from marketers, advertising networks and agencies, all interested in buying ads in their latest application.

We've seen this in the best Numberplay discussions — the most productive inquiries  come from what turn out to be initial mis-steps.

Most of these inquiries come from people in show business, but private individuals are occasionally referred to him by radio disc jockeys or music stores.

"About half of our inquiries come from the Web now," said Kellie Herrold, program manager for the Special Needs Adoption Coalition in Oregon, a group of private agencies working with the state.

Sometimes these sorts of inquiries come from the most unexpected sources.

In December 2007, 26% of all our inquiries came from Spanish speakers.

Charlotte Martin, administrator at the Chipping Campden branch of Jackson-Stops, said there had been a lot of interest in the house since it went on the market about 10 weeks ago, with most inquiries coming from Britons.

Some of those inquiries came from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has demanded a thorough review of operations at the plant, which has been plagued by underground leaks of radioactive water and failures of its emergency siren system.

Aaron Morris, Immigration Equality's legal director, said most of the recent asylum inquiries came from gay men in their 20s and 30s who had been targeted by anti-gay attacks, while only a handful have come from gays or lesbians raising children.

Its data parallels the pest management companies', with the most inquiries coming from New York, California, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania.