Sentence examples for questioned on this point from inspiring English sources

When Hunsaker was later questioned on this point by lawyers retained by Hewlett-Packard, he said that he did "about an hour's worth of online research".

Ms. Brooks was questioned on this point by Tom Watson, a Labour party member of Parliament: Tom Watson So Stuart Kuttnerr would have discussed some payments to private detectives with you?

Industry-friendly candidates are never questioned on this point, Brown said.

When questioned on this point, junior doctors emphasised the added benefits to their career and personal development through involvement in NELICO.

Clinical educators were divided as to whether they received adequate support from administrative and technical staff, with one strongly agreeing that they did, four agreeing, one disagreeing, one strongly disagreeing and six not responding to a survey question on this point.

When I question him on this point, Fisher doubles down, insisting that all he was doing is "looking at numbers".

"The DMV is entitled to interpret its own rule, and it may have questions on this point".

(Mr Hewlett has ducked questions on this point).Even if Ms Fiorina wins the proxy battle, however, she will not have won the merger war.

Answering a question on this point, Scardino said she thought there was a "such a paucity of imagination among politicians and business leaders" responsible for making decisions about the EU's political and financial future.

In response to questions on this point at the press conference, Abbott said that his government is pursuing policies to address climate change separately, adding, "It's important that we continue to strengthen our economy, because a strong economy and a better environment should go hand in hand".

As a measure of consistency, we measured how many respondents ordered tests in the vignettes that were not available to them through direct access, according to their response to the question on this point.