Sentence examples for question the extent from inspiring English sources

The point of questioning the sum is obvious: To question the extent to which Democratic voters (and independents voting in Democratic contests, who usually favor Sanders) have preferred Clinton as the party's nominee.

Now, some will also question the extent of our responsibility.

To question the extent of racial progress was tantamount to a counterrevolutionary act.

"To question the extent of racial progress was tantamount to a counterrevolutionary act," he wrote.

Yet it does leave room to question the extent to which the goodness of our humanity prevails.

There are legal scholars who question the extent to which the First Amendment restricts government promotion of religion.

But some observers question the extent to which the perpetrators in these cases were actually working for the cartel.

Some experts also question the extent to which rescuing even the weakest players would benefit the sector as a whole.

And I admit that during this week's rather undeveloped exploration of Danish pig farming, I began to question the extent of Birgitte Nyborg's charm.

Substantial cuts to grassroots Indigenous programs also leave room to question the extent to which the humanity and capacity of Aboriginal people is acknowledged.

In the Lancet, they also question the extent to which the marketing interests of wealthy pharmaceutical companies dominate the direction of medical research.