Sentence examples for questioning the problem from inspiring English sources

Now [at Paris] we have virtually all countries saying: 'We are going to do this.' They are no longer questioning the problem … If we can see world emissions peak and start to go down, then everything is possible".

Howard said during later questioning: "The problem is, Mr Hands, your story is shifting and it is impossible to reconcile these different versions".

There is no questioning the level of the problem.

(F3A38) Some were questioning the route of the problem of obesity in pregnancy, in terms of complexity of contributing factors and their impact on pregnancy outcomes.

A second problem questioning the causative role of CMV reactivation for prolonged intensive care treatment is the potential confounding of LOS in the ICU with opportunity to detect CMV.

Trying to find a useful way of defining their problems is pretty much the same as questioning the question in theory.

The Boris economic recovery plan seems aimed at attempting to restore the City to its former glory, without questioning the basic model that caused the problem.

Open questioning confirmed the problems with the EC leaflet, including a failure to understand key concepts about medicine interactions and contraindications.

The legal wrangling over Specialist Hutchinson's case stirred much discussion on blogs, with sympathizers wondering why the Army would prosecute a parent struggling with child care problems and critics questioning the soldier's motives.

Mr. Bachus, however, focused much of his remarks on the fallout from the JPMorgan debacle, questioning the wisdom of adopting new regulation in response the problem.

However, pretesting identified problems with item-response rates, questioning the suitability of self-completion for this patient group, particularly those aged over 70 years.