Sentence examples for questioner suggested from inspiring English sources
Though a questioner suggested it was because the Texas eligibility rules for Medicaid were unusually tough, Mr. Perry inexplicably blamed the lack of a Medicaid waiver from Washington.
A year ago, Mr. Mudd forecast an annual loss rate of 4 to 6 basis points, and scoffed when one questioner suggested the rate might rise to twice that level.
A questioner suggested that the general could always pick up the phone and call India's prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, but this sounded to the chief executive like "an impulsive action" and not the anywhere, anytime he had in mind.
To believe that those in need are always "other people," as the questioner suggests, is both a statement of denial of the facts above, but a much more troubling expression of denying our fellow citizens the spiritual designation of our neighbors, and even our brothers and sisters.
During the signing, one questioner even suggested a parallel between that video that sank Mr. Black and the recordings that doomed the Nixon presidency.
That seemed to be underscored by a questioner who suggested that the media tycoon was part of a system of corrupt insider deals.
His questioner skeptically suggested that factors like collateral might be more important, but Morgan replied, "A man I do not trust could not get money from me on all the bonds in Christendom".
Williams sprung to a feisty defence both of her opponent and of the ranking system, and even of women's tennis, which she felt had been under attack from a questioner who suggested that it was embarrassing to see the No1 destroyed in that way.
He evaded a question about Facebooks openness, saying if you wanted to stalk a young girl on facebook, it would be very, very easy (although the questioner did suggest that perhaps it was easier to stalk people on MySpace).
A different opinion was offered by questioner Caroline Freckleton, who suggested politicians were either "extremely arrogant or extremely naive" in thinking Islamic communities could integrate into non-Islamic societies, before cameras turned to Khaled Elomar.
He suggested the questioner should not "jump the gun" and that the plan remained "an idea that was being explored" to be discussed with the states.
