Sentence examples for public questioned from inspiring English sources

Only 4.9percentt of the voters were willing to disregard Weiner's weird public volatility and outraged indignation when members of the press and the public questioned his widely publicized habits of internet use.

Chinese authorities have raised the death toll from Beijing's floods to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally.

One or even all of the assumptions under which the United States became involved in Vietnam may have been faulty, but very few in the government and the public questioned them until long after the country was committed.

As he kicked off, the general public questioned Osborne's economic record, previous promises to cut the deficit and his trustworthiness on key issues such as poverty and the NHS.

The draft dissent, which has not been made public, questioned the majority's attempt to recast a modest case into a blockbuster that would overrule major precedents and allow unlimited campaign spending by corporations and unions.

Meanwhile, library advocates and members of the public questioned why the public-private partnership — which was put forth in 2011 by a panel of architects and real estate experts as a way to refresh the aging library without straining the city budget — was necessary.

In conjunction with the publication of the book, Chomsky answered a series of public questions on the website of The Washington Post.

As a consequence, well-publicized regulatory flaws in the implementation of research studies have raised public questions about the integrity of the entire research process.

Private property raises public questions.

It emphasizes transparency and is uncommonly open to public questions.

Please post public questions about the class on Piazza.