In a city where the district attorney's office has often been a political lightning rod, some of Mr. Hallinan's adversaries, including Mayor Willie L. Brown Jr., have also jumped to question his hold on the job.
Because there will be some women and there will just be silent and do not know what to say to you… sometimes we don't give them that time… ok, silence now, [we] are not comfortable now, better ask another question, time's out now… we jump to another question, so that would be the problem sometimes".
Very maddening: The MSNBC commentators immediately jump to the question of whether the girl's mother will now be tracked down by the authorities.
As soon as you type a colon ":" the cursor will automatically jump to the question box, even if you haven't finished typing out the petition.
At other times, he jumped in to question witnesses, which is allowed under court rules, or winked and waved to supporters.
Some news organisations had initially reported the incident as terrorism-related and Christensen had quickly jumped online to question "how quickly some idiot is going to inanely say this has nothing to do with Islam or talk about a religion of peace or blame those who oppose radical islam on even Australia as a whole for marginalising some 'disaffected youth'".
One expert said: "That is such an enormous jump, you have to question whether they seriously mean to do it".
Don't jump to criticize, instead kindly question the inconsistencies.
Morgan then used the MTV award as a jumping off point to question the logical conclusion of society adopting more gender neutral approaches in the future.
We must encourage them to question sweeping statements that jump to conclusions.
When Mr. McCain was asked at a news conference afterward about what guarantees there would be of performance, Lisa Graham Keegan, Arizona's superintendent of public instruction, who was accompanying him, tried to jump in to answer the question for him.
