Sentence examples for questioning how much from inspiring English sources
Hamilton was upset to have read comments from Valentine questioning how much he helped the team.
But many economists say it would be a good start, questioning how much the deductions have accomplished.
My dramaturg, Ruth Little, and I are constantly debating and questioning how much of the story to tell.
Well, sucking in anyway, says Evan, at least questioning how much the rest of the country benefits from the capital's success.
"I am left questioning how much of the changes described in this paper are simply a function of alterations to laboratory method," he said.
After bearing the multibillion-dollar cost of the war in Afghanistan, the Bush administration is now questioning how much it will contribute to the United Nations reconstruction effort in that country.
Iceberg is not accusing Noble of fraud, but it is questioning how realistic these valuations are and asking how much of the company's reported profits are the result of this practice.
Notice how he didn't see that much in Threadsly, questioning how easy it isn't to monetize clients or some such.
How about instead of questioning how your head is exploding with so much "ethnicity" around you, you embrace it and integrate it in your work?
But as Imagine continues to expand, it is coming under growing scrutiny from school boards and state regulators questioning how public money is spent and whether the company exerts too much control over the schools.
To the Editor: One of the advantages of questioning how "real" mental illnesses are and whether health insurance should cover its treatments is that society gets to avoid acknowledging how much we are already paying dearly for its effects.
