Sentence examples for questions clash from inspiring English sources

The exchanges came during their weekly Prime Minister's Questions clash.

Mr Cameron and labour leader Ed Miliband skipped their weekly Prime Minister's Questions clash to travel to Scotland.

Yet there are many more questions and clashes to come.

P21 The Times David Cameron avoids Question Time clash with Brexit's big hitters.

This week, in his first question-time clash with Tony Blair in the Commons, Iain Duncan Smith lived down to expectations.

Still, some Republicans familiar with Mr. Comey's tenure at the Justice Department — while broadly praising him — raised questions about clashes he had with higher-ups in the Bush White House.

Rourke was drawn to the drama of the three-and-half-hour hearing, in which politicians questioned and clashed with the founder of Kids Company, Camila Batmanghelidjh.

Asked how Jews might have been notified to stay home, or how they kept it a secret from co-workers, people here wave off the questions because they clash with their bedrock conviction that Jews are behind many of their troubles and that Western Jews will go to any length to protect Israel.

But some residents see the chicken-and-rabbit question as a clash of cultures.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband accused each other of not answering questions as they clashed over NHS services in England and Wales.

Company mergers often fail to meet expectations when different corporate cultures don't gel, but given the current close relationship, "the question of culture clash is kind of a nonissue," Brauer said.