Sentence examples for more to ask from inspiring English sources

"I can't imagine anybody could have anything more to ask".

What more to ask from a drink in troubled times.

That is more to ask than patriotism requires".

What more to ask of Dacre (and his fellows)?

A Questionable Study Dr. Henschke cannot convince herself that there is much more to ask.

A really good one, like 'Autobiography of a Face,' makes you feel there is more to ask and learn.

When trust between students and the professor builds, students relax and feel more confident to ask more questions than if they were listening to a lecture.

It often means that some types of questions will become more important (or more difficult to ask) than others.

There seems to be referral bias in that persons with higher education are more inclined to ask for more specialised care when consulting their general practitioner.

They might spend more money on travelling and be more likely to ask for pre-travel health advice.

Those volunteer CHWs have joined with an expectation of income are more likely to ask for higher reservation wage; those who have more education and training are more likely to ask for higher reservation wage; and those who perform better and earn higher income are more likely to ask for higher reservation wage.