Sentence examples for point questioned from inspiring English sources
One point questioned by Mr. Schmidt requires clarification.
Yet Archbishop Parolin avoided public rows with the mercurial demagogue, who at one point questioned the need for Venezuela and the Holy See to exchange ambassadors.
The interviewer, Martin Bashir, at one point questioned the propriety of a middle-aged man sharing a bed or bedroom with children not related to him.
It's not an outrageous suggestion, and indeed many parents have doubtless at some point questioned the healthiness of computer-based activities.
Mossack Fonseca was at one point questioned by Australian federal police about assets seized as part of an investigation into the theft of US$15.5m from Germany's Commerzbank.
WASHINGTON — President Trump reverted Tuesday to blaming both sides for the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., and at one point questioned whether the movement to pull down Confederate statues would lead to the desecration of memorials to George Washington.
This correction was delayed by efforts to check other points questioned by a reader, but those proved correct.
Their talking points questioned how anybody could digest 2,700 pages.
After collecting the questions, the teacher answers all the clarification (muddy point) questions and then addresses all the exploratory questions.
The 'cut-off point' question was whether the creation of SGTES had generated or influenced changes in the departments surveyed (question 17).
While the inventory of macromolecules is a useful starting point, questions about the origin of each in exudate and which are mobile in phloem remain.
