Sentence examples for questions demanding from inspiring English sources
One after another on Wednesday, the members of the Senate banking committee scored bullseyes, as they peppered Stumpf with questions, demanding explanations for Wall Street's latest banking scandal.
The Labour MP Thomas Docherty, a member of the Commons Arms Export Controls Committee, will today table parliamentary questions demanding to know why the licences were granted and to whom.
There was something refreshing in this sober performance — mostly dedicated to the government's economic program — compared to what one can imagine would have occurred in the White House press room: a relentless and endless barrage of questions demanding every possible detail.
He refused to answer questions demanding to know if he would send his own children to Hackney's schools, and instead told the Commons he did not believe it was a good idea to personalise the education debate around a particular MP, adding: "It is for each individual parent to make up their own mind as to how they educate their children".
The second part of the exam provided a shorter passage followed by more general multiple choice items with two questions demanding the students to make inferences about specific parts of the passage and one item eliciting its genre.
Examples [2] and [3], on the other hand, give information, and are congruently realized by declarative clauses, whereas the questions (demanding information) in examples [7], [8] and [14] are also congruently realized by means of interrogative clauses.
But sometimes the questions demanded of you by parenthood are more profound; sometimes, they slice to the pulpy quick of your political identity.
Four questions demand attention: What are "perfectly natural" properties and relations?
Besides that, its questions demand more skills to be answered, which can explain the significant positive residual difference for the unskilled answerer profile.
If only I had been more assertive with my OB, asked more questions, demanded proof of Stacy's growth.
Each of these, and many other questions, demand different research designs: ethnographic, descriptive, correlational, policy, and so on.
