Sentence examples for questioning the quality of from inspiring English sources

And the media play right along, almost never questioning the quality of the works or the abilities of the artists.

Penn State's athletic department vigorously defended itself against a report questioning the quality of medical care for football players.

As they come under increasing scrutiny from regulators, drug companies are already questioning the quality of biobank data.

However, he claims part of the problem is that customers are not questioning the quality of apps and courses on offer.

But in a time when investors are questioning the quality of corporate earnings and prospects for stock-price gains, dividend-paying stocks have new respect.

But the BMJ (where I work) has published papers questioning the quality of evidence for the benefits of the influenza vaccine, and whether industry-funded trials have reported "over-optimistic" results.

In some instances, the government has also retaliated by questioning the quality and safety of some foreign imports, including Evian water and American meat, and seized or blocked them from entering this country.

Alternatively, there have been reports questioning the quality, composition and reactivity of commercially available MnTBAP [48,49].

Mike Averis European Champions Cup roundup There is no questioning the individual qualities of Racing Métro's forwards.

In the majority of the studies, the authors implicitly adopt a comparative approach to need: when variations are found between the treatment rates and outcomes of two groups of patients with the same condition, inequity is presumed without questioning the appropriateness of the quality indicators for the specific groups [ 6].

At times he captured the questioning quality of the poetry, like a teacher posing questions for which you sense he has the answers: What is the late November doing With the disturbance of the spring, And creatures of the summer heat, And snowdrops writhing under feet... ?