Sentence examples for questioning statements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schneiderman began by challenging Mr. Donovan to a debate over the attorney general's role in policing Wall Street, questioning statements Mr. Donovan had made in recent months suggesting that he would de-emphasize the high-profile securities fraud cases that defined the tenures of Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo and Eliot Spitzer.

The New Orleans Advocate ran a story questioning statements Williams has made about conditions in the city following the hurricane and questioning his account of seeing a man "float by face down" from his "hotel room window in the French Quarter".

In the interview, Perry made a series of questioning statements about the validity of President Obama's birth certificate.

Bachmann's supporters have argued that questioning these statements is intrusive, a violation of her privacy and the first amendment protection of religion.

The most vociferous of these operate in the US where rightwing thinktanks, often backed by oil and energy corporations, have funded lobbyists who, by questioning every statement made by government scientists, have helped to paralyse the nation's political ability to tackle climate change.

Verily's questioning mission statement is: "How can we use technology to create a true picture of human health?" The promise of epigenetics might well be an answer to that query — if it leads scientists to gain a better understanding of the impact of environmental factors such as stress, diet and toxins on long term human health.

I'm now questioning every statement, every move.

"Frankly, the people who were questioning that statement, was it too tough?

Someone with Matthews' experience in the world of political journalism now apparently believes that questioning  a statement known to be false is the same as offering an opinion.

The number of rejected trees varies considerably over the range of 105 trees, thus questioning the statement that the gamma proteobacterial core is free from HGT.

The video, titled "America's Broken Promise," features a mash-up of clips of Mr. Obama's statements and newscasters questioning his assertion, as foreboding music plays in the background.