Frustrated and rash, Karzai questioned Saleh's loyalty in front of other officials.
At Monza he was accused of dangerous driving, and in Japan a rash move raised questions about his judgment under pressure.
As companies in practically every industry rush to join business-to-business exchanges on the Internet, regulators are growing concerned that they will face a rash of new antitrust questions for which they are not prepared.
As companies in nearly every industry rush to join business-to-business exchanges on the Internet, regulators are growing concerned that they will face a rash of new antitrust questions for which they are not prepared.
You question this rash judgment?
Without question, a rash of discriminatory voter-suppression laws in 21 states kept millions of Americans from voting in this election.
"The big question is, How come so many thefts in Europe?" The rash of jewel robberies raised questions among some insurers, industry insiders and law enforcement agencies over whether the common thread of the crimes was opportunity, insider information or simply lax security measures.
During the past two years, violence has dropped sharply in Iraq, but a recent rash of bombings has raised questions about security before the United States is scheduled to withdraw combat troops from Iraq's cities by June 30.
The deal needs to be approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a government body that may ask tough questions about a rash of food-safety scandals in China.
It was rare for people to fail, but to make a significant life decision with this question unresolved would be rash.
But, while the religious zeal of some young recruits may be questioned, it would be rash to dismiss all recruits - such as suicide bombers - as ideologically vacuous.
