Sentence examples similar to might have queried from inspiring English sources

A few days later, I email him; I'm starting on my piece and I might have queries.

A viable EMS can also be used as a one-stop document sent to wholesalers, travel agents and interested persons that might have queries about your systems, procedures or claims to be a "green" business.

DI Regan and DS Carter of television's The Sweeney, played so memorably by John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, might well have queried whether one really needed a master's degree to be able to explain the semiotics of "get yer trousers on, you're nicked!".

Additionally, I have queried biologists working in areas where one might have thought the Darwinian paradigm could guide research, such as the emergence of resistance to antibiotics and pesticides.

"I have queried several of my colleagues to see if anyone might have thought an insect could be responsible for the anomaly in the images.

Some observers have queried Bafta's criteria.

If queried I might have guessed their creator to be someone like the headmistress of my school, a tall redoubtable white-haired Daughter of the American Revolution, who once, with a faint smile, confided to me that "a certain kind of mixing" — i.e. socializing with different races — was "not very easy".

Corresponding authors were also asked to identify other researchers in the field who might have applicable articles; we then queried these researchers with the same requests as noted above.

This was later fixed on the Web, but a close reading might have caused an editor to query the reporter about the quotation.

Teachers will need to respond to any questions students might have and any clearing queries.

In what sense is Medicare spending out of control?" That query might have been prompted by the following data.