Sentence examples for room to question from inspiring English sources
And yes, there is room to question these trips.
Mr. Poon leaves little room to question such contrasts.
That may give racists some wiggle room to question results they don't like.
There is no room to question the orders themselves once an objective is set.
Yet it does leave room to question the extent to which the goodness of our humanity prevails.
A sheriff's deputy went to the hospital's emergency room to question the inebriated 17-year-old student, whose eyes were red from crying.
He then opened the packed room to questions.
"I spent four years in government — I joke that I didn't inhale," Mr. Romney said to the crowd of more than 100 people, before opening the room to questions with, "Now comes the fun part!" Over the course of an hour, Mr. Romney fielded several questions on immigration and the volatile situation in the Middle East.
Despite the serious undertones, students were playful when Arshad opened the room to questions.
Just short of the hour limit, I opened the room to questions, fairly sure there would be few or none.
As soon as he had finished, he turned on his heel and left the room, without so much as a glance at the men and women in the room who wanted to question him.
