Sentence examples for may questioned from inspiring English sources

May questioned why the BBC had allowed a radical cleric, Anjem Choudray, to appear on Newsnight last week.

May questioned what the BBC was doing in interviewing Choudary and said the government had to look at the role of Ofcom in relation to "what is being beamed into people's homes".

Samuel Zell, the chairman of Equity Office Properties Trust, the nation's largest public REIT, which sold the 929,000-square-foot U.S. Bancorp Center to Wells for $174 million in May, questioned, in a telephone interview, how these investments can make adequate yields when such a high portion of the share price "doesn't go into the real estate".

May questioned the legitimacy of SNP MPs at Westminster as she warned of an English backlash if they were able to decide on health and education in England while MPs south of the border had no say on such matters in Scotland.

After years of complaints from communities and anti-racist activists, Theresa May questioned the legitimacy of stop-and-search operations beyond becoming a tool with which to indiscriminately harass young black people.

Some readers may question that hypothesis.

Some may question the timing of the film.

The public prosecutor may question the president next week.

Some may question this, but we are clear that it's the right thing to do.

Citizens may question whether they want ICT sensors checking their emissions.

In this time of crisis and unemployment, the American public may question freer trade.