Sentence examples for quit question from inspiring English sources

There was a negative shift in attitudes to the likely effect of the smoking legislation on encouraging smokers to quit (question G), which may have reflected their observations that their colleagues and patrons continued to smoke: an initially high degree of optimism of nearly 70% of respondents reduced to fewer than 60% post-implementation.

After Heseltine quit, questions were raised about how a confidential – and highly privileged – solicitor general's letter, damaging to Heseltine, had made its way into the public domain.

In less than four months, the first two chairs - Elizabeth Butler-Sloss and Dame Fiona Woolf - had both quit amid questions over their links to establishment figures associated with the inquiry's work.

By sources reliably informed I'm told that Warren Buffett, 84, and Rupert Murdoch, 83, never quit asking questions.

The effort, begun in the summer by a prominent Republican lawyer, lay in peril in October after its top proponents quit over questions about its financing.

After 40 years in Congress, a career that has spanned eight presidents, he is not about to quit asking questions now.

McCartney left a month later and John Lennon and George Harrison quit amid questions about whether the Maharishi might have groped female attendees, including Mia and Prudence Farrow.

Well maybe if you quit asking questions for a second, I'd tell you!

Cheney wants us to quit asking questions.

An hour later you were in tears and told me to "get out of your room, and quit asking questions".

Despite a great resume and portfolio, her decision to quit was questioned and there were doubts on her commitment to work.