Sentence examples for question anew from inspiring English sources

Hasn't prediction itself come into question anew?

For the next 67 years Soviet power stifled periodic Armenian efforts to raise the question anew.

But a new survey asks the question anew and comes up with an answer that might be surprising.

In 2009, Dr. Burrows reread the original papers and decided it was time to attack the question anew, using 21st-century technology.

Recent events in Jena, La., where protesters have challenged a prosecutor's decision to file attempted murder charges against six black youths who beat a white schoolmate, have raised the question anew.

So it is an irony, the authors observe, that the acceptability of a Jewish state should be called into question anew by sophisticated critics in the West just when most Israelis have come around again to accepting the need for a Palestinian one.

The economic downturn may compel company heads to ask these questions anew.

It raised questions anew about divisions within the Taliban and whether there is any broad commitment to peace.

PAGE A41 QUESTIONS OF PRIVACY The fluctuating information provided about Dick Cheney's mild heart attack raised questions anew about the public's right to know about the health of candidates.

But even if the Fed succeeds in managing the crisis, its actions stir questions anew about the longer-term sustainability of the debt-fueled state of the American economy.

Now Goff will try to right the defense after a poor performance that raised questions anew, and the hope is to simply slow Titans running back Chris Johnson, a threat to rush the ball or to catch it out of the backfield.