Sentence examples for prompting questions from inspiring English sources

Yet such inconsistency is already prompting questions.

Given his chequered past, McGeever's version of events is now prompting questions.

The reversal of fortune is prompting questions about what went wrong.

Yet the examiner, Telcordia, has disclosed financial ties to, and rivalries with, some bidders, prompting questions about its fairness.

Television anchors have flirted with Congressional bids in recent election cycles, almost immediately prompting questions about conflicts of interest.

Disclosure of the faulty examination of the evidence is prompting questions about outside review of the medical examiner's office.

Regional agreements on trade and economic integration have proliferated, prompting questions on whether these help or hinder global free trade.

But it had planned to use only absentee ballots in Queens and Staten Island, prompting questions of uneven treatment.

Kim, 4-4 aboutbout 62 pounds, showed up at the 1991 world championships missing two front teeth, prompting questions.

Instead, attention has been focused ruthlessly on the TV debates, prompting questions about whether this innovation has increased — or curtailed — real scrutiny.

City Hall gathered some business executives to sign a letter of support, but has hardly put on a full-court press, prompting questions even from friendly quarters.