Sentence examples for question parts from inspiring English sources
And the book, available Tuesday, follows reporting in The New York Times and elsewhere over the past half-dozen years that has sometimes called into question parts of Mr. Obama's life story.
But he added that it did not mean jurors – who were able to take notes throughout a trial and question parts they did not understand – were unable to comprehend issues in a more layman manner.
However, according to a Washington Post investigation, there's reason to question parts of the story: a property search reveals that "Foos and his wife Donna sold the Manor House in October 1980".
Granting tax-raising powers and "autonomy" sounds very nice, but if the regions in question – parts of the north, the south-west, Wales and even Scotland – do not have the tax base or resources to support their policies then the poorer parts of the UK can only get poorer.
Whatever his differences with Mr Daim and rumours of a rift began circulating a year ago Dr Mahathir has given no hint that he might question parts of Malaysia's macroeconomic game-plan, such as its fixed exchange rate or its effort to prime the fiscal pump.
Many of his senior staff have stayed with him during his time at the helm and while critics will question parts of what he's done on both Livingstone's and Johnson's behalf, few who've had dealings with him would doubt his devotion to his work.
It was part question, part flattery.
A fiery partisan question, part of which complained about the trillions of dollars in debt incurred under the Obama administration, draws an even-keeled response from Mr. Buffett.
So went the question, part of a nutrition-themed game inspired by "Family Feud," during a meeting of a women's weight-loss group here the other night.
Why does manufacturing matter?Laura D'Andrea Tyson recently wrote a piece for Economix examining precisely that question, part of a new effort to make manufacturing support respectable among dismal scientists.
I would consider the margin question part of a broader issue, which I think of as Shleifer-Vishny, after their classic paper on the limits of arbitrage (pdf).
