Sentence examples for questioning the use from inspiring English sources
Questioning the use of each item during design sessions is a useful filter.
Soon after, economists at Federal Reserve branches were questioning the use of incentives.
Pet owners are also questioning the use of drugs such as steroids.
The narrative turn is both exuberantly postmodern and in dead earnest, questioning the use of suffering as an aesthetic device.
(This week, for instance, he enraged fans of the Buffalo Bills by questioning the use of state money to entice the team to stay in New York).
He lashed out last week at Billy Packer, CBS's former No. 1 college basketball analyst, for questioning the use of N.B.A. announcers for the tournament.
This means questioning the uses of the state, and whether its structures, rather than having "undemocratic tendencies", are inherently flawed.
Ms. Rohatiner said she had sent e-mails questioning the companies' use of her product, but never received a response.
For this reason, questioning the selective use of intelligence to justify the war in Iraq is neither idle sniping nor "revisionist history," as Mr. Bush has suggested.
Questioning the selective use of intelligence to justify the war in Iraq is neither idle sniping nor "revisionist history," as Mr. Bush has suggested.
Only of late has the myth been challenged, with critics questioning the political use of the Masada narrative, and arguing the rebels would be best described to schoolchildren as uncompromising fanatics rather than freedom-loving heroes.
