Sentence examples for members asking whether from inspiring English sources

This month, MoveOn sent an e-mail message to members asking whether it should start organizing potential primary challenges against Democrats who were not tough enough on the war, a move that upset Democratic leaders.

But some council members asked whether 911 operators, trained primarily in responding to crimes rather than fires, might take longer to elicit information that could benefit firefighters.

Even as it organized, skepticism abounded: in their initial letter to Rebecca Rouse, the members asked whether the quartermaster was selling donated articles to the soldiers and pocketing the money.

Angus Nicoll, director of communicable disease surveillance for Britain's health protection agency and the meeting chairman, said the committee members asked whether all laboratories were meeting the correct safety standards.

After the speech, he took a question from an audience member asking whether he thought video games had a negative effect on young people.

If a family member asked whether they should fly, I'd say yes.

After the speech, an audience member asked whether Koop thought video games had a negative effect on young people.

One Republican official who listened to the call said that one House member asked whether the election would wind up in Congress.

At an October meeting, a board member asked whether a document called "20 Key Principles of Christian Management" was officially part of the school's "documentation," as Meyer had claimed in a memo to the board.

When another council member asked whether Apple would provide free Wi-Fi in Cupertino (as Google has done in its hometown of Mountain View, nearby), Mr. Jobs appeared in no mood to bargain.

At a panel that Bouzar spoke at not long ago, an audience member asked whether France was nearing the beginning of the end of the upheaval caused by terrorism.