Sentence examples for newspaper questions from inspiring English sources

In one article inspired by the Center's work that appeared in the Washington Times, a right-wing newspaper, questions are asked as to whether Abedin "had been groomed to access movers and shakers to advance the cause of Islam in America".

D.R.: I want to ask you a newspaper question.

But the newspaper questioned what support John Howard's Liberal-National coalition had given Ms Corby.

The survey, conducted by the polling firm Kapa Research for To Vima, a center-left newspaper, questioned 5,442 Greeks from the ages of 22 to 35.

On the day after she landed in San Diego during her trip last week, a New Mexico newspaper questioned whether she had forgotten her roots.

Brown is an experienced player and deserved all he got", while the portentously-named Truth newspaper questioned his place in the team.

Omar R. Quraishi, the editorial pages editor at Pakistan's English-language Express Tribunewspaperper, questioned whether the public outrage had reached such a critical mass that it would indeed mark a turning point.

A decade ago, when the team were in their pomp, one Australian daily newspaper questioned whether the Australia A side due to play England were not the second best side in the world.

And when, more recently, the party began to flex political muscle to strengthen some of Switzerland's enduring emblems -- particularly secrecy laws intended to shield its banks from scrutiny -- one newspaper questioned whether Switzerland was not, in fact, withdrawing in other ways from the world beyond its frontiers.

Several months before commencement, an editorial in the student newspaper questioned his "caliber" and a student created a Facebook page protesting the choice.

The newspaper questioned whether the song was composed in one day, and speculated that the melody might have been written by the group previously and modified to use with audio from the Bale incident.