Sentence examples for questions is now from inspiring English sources

One of those questions is now off the table," said Bagley.

"What used to drive one or two days of coverage and questions is now readily subsumed every few hours," Gibbs told me.

The standard applied to political questions is now met if "political issues are brought to the attention of pupils [and] they are offered a balanced presentation of opposing views".

The time to speculate and ask questions is now -- before it's too late.

Daymone, no longer daunted by the task of critical thinking and answering text-based questions, is now tackling a 20-page research project.

The union, which last week said Quinn's raise cancellation is worse than how Republican Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker handled collective bargaining questions, is now reportedly weighing its legal options.

But the question is now being asked: Is the Kennedy family becoming a liability?

Some hard questions are now being raised.

Which means most questions are now resolved.

Sharper questions are now likely to be asked.

Questions are now being raised about how the company's employees were paid to register voters.