Sentence examples for might query from inspiring English sources

Others might query his sincerity.

He might query why the single most important catastrophe of the torture programme receives so little attention.

You might query the bank about its policies and about the history of the particular house you want to buy.

There is also the problem of eagle-eyed insurance company inspectors who might query such a prescription, malaria being uncommon in Connecticut.

One might query how Jo Johnson arrived at his 2.8%, as RPIX has not been at that level since January 2014.

Supporters of the two politicians claim they were the most successful members of their parties in Missouri since the days of Harry Truman (something Richard Gephardt, the minority leader in the House, might query).

Casey might well query that perceived weakness, seeing as he and Donald produced one of the great foursomes rounds with a 64 to lift the World Cup in Seville in 2004.

This, less than a month after a state appeals court blasted the town's lack of review before rezoning the Underhill property, saying, "One might reasonably query whether town officials were really ever concerned about the environmental effects of the proposed development".

Joseph's choice sounds so inexplicable that we might even query whether the case has been accurately described.

The description of a 4° unstructured central hexagon (see Figure 1) of the multi-focal stimulus, as a "surface color stimulus" might be queried in terms of contributions to the VEP from oriented receptive fields lying along its borders.

Since neuroblastic tumours are rare, the reliability of the findings might be queried on the basis of the low annual number of cases (about 5 per year in the study area) and the possibility of errors in some dates of diagnosis.