Sentence examples for prompt questioning from inspiring English sources

Elements of Mr. Beghal's testimony appeared to prompt questioning by investigators.

These figures are not surprising as it would be expected that having a herbal medicine information resource on a doctor's desk would prompt questioning of patients, thereby increasing knowledge and providing more confidence to recommend herbal medicines to patients.

Most of the time, giving a vague reason will not prompt questioning from your employer because it implies a personal matter.

The regularity of this routine prompted questioning of the chef who explained Miss Cather was fussy about her bacon and brought her own special kind each morning--three slices.

The argument on behalf of the two men by Joseph Margulies, of the MacArthur Justice Center at the Northwestern University School of Law, prompted questioning that was at least as skeptical.

With direct prompted questioning regarding dry mouth, using the anticholinergic symptoms survey, TD treatment resulted in 39% of patients recording dry mouth, as opposed to a 94% incidence with oral treatment, at the highest tolerable dose (p<0.001).

The recognition that individual genes - even from a given genome - often had uncoupled evolutionary histories, at the very least for prokaryotes and for mobile elements, prompted questioning about whether a single (dominant/average or most corroborated) tree-like phylogenetic pattern was the most suitable representation of evolution [ 8- 21].

They include: employee sharing, where employment agencies and business groups would coordinate to promote "carousel-like workforce models"; small business careers fairs to attract graduates; triggered "growth prompt" messages questioning recruitment intentions as soon as a business' financial data shows a strong business performance.

After taking written informed consent, a topic guide was used as a prompt for questioning.

On Tuesday, the company said it would acquire BayBuilder, a business software company, for $15 million in stock and cash, an announcement that prompted questioning by analysts.

This prompted renewed questioning from the investigator and manager because of the differing policies regarding free lunches at lobby food operations (not allowed) versus stores with lunch counters (allowed).