Sentence examples for inquiring only from inspiring English sources
He later denied that he was questioning if the show was politically motivated, saying he was inquiring only out of personal interest, and it would "probably make a good trivia question".
Responding in the ABA Journal, Mr. Shestack said the committee "would, as in the past, inquire only into the professional qualifications of a prospective judicial candidate, specifically integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament".
Instead, she would simply make the same statement to anyone who inquired: "Only two people know the truth.
Since the cohort study was carried out after the outbreak had ended, we could inquire only about food preferences and usual activities rather than actual food histories and activities before the outbreak.
Be prepared to explain your reduced involvement to any Witnesses who inquire only in vague terms.
Therefore, in women with depression, pain interfered with the activities inquired, but only to a mild extent.
Thus regardless of the therapeutic method or intervention a clinician is using with a client who engages in self-injury, it is imperative that they inquire not only about emotive symptoms but also about social support, sense of belonging, and coping strategies.
Some who inquire might only be curious, or not really convinced that another discipline could be useful.
According to Maine, doctors need to inquire not only about a woman's attitude toward her body and food but about life changes or crises that might be the cause of noticeable weight fluctuations.
In addition, as barriers to change were only inquired once, development over time could not be investigated.
