Sentence examples for need to ask pointed from inspiring English sources

One: We need to ask pointed questions about the game plan promoted by prominent breast cancer players, and educate ourselves so we can act on the smartest strategies.

Reiterating that it is 'straightforward', the phrase " I need to ask you" points to an underlying institutional requirement.

It could be a substantial fine but you need to ask what the point is".

Christian added: "It could be a substantial fine but you need to ask what the point is".

I think women need to ask: at what point do you start to take responsibility for things that might not be working out?

And if love can be found between minds online, we need to ask ourselves: at what point does the body – male, female or whatever – truly begin to matter?

"Administrators in doctors' offices need to ask for payment at the point of service.

"I might," she said, "need to ask them for help at some point".

At this point, we need to ask ourselves whether evolution should necessarily follow a physical and organic path.

At this point, we need to ask whether either of the scenarios identified using the current computational approach are remotely plausible.

But as more figures become available showing just how tough this new test is, and as more claimants report bad experiences, have we reached the point where we need to ask whether the test itself is actually fit for work?