Sentence examples for routinely questioned from inspiring English sources

Once routinely questioned about its reliability — what do you mean, anyone can edit it?

The three million tourists who visit the school each year are routinely questioned, he said.

It is an allusion to the fact that Americans abroad are routinely questioned, often in disbelief, about America's puzzling and pugnacious role in the world.

Broadway, currently doing record grosses, was then in a prolonged decline and had just endured its worst season ever, with more theaters dark than lit, its survival routinely questioned.

Sharing information is nothing new in the N.F.L. — players are routinely questioned about the tactics of their former teams, and coaches trade intelligence about opponents regularly — and it is not against the rules.

Meanwhile, after a summer when single mothers were blamed for the riots, abortion rights are still routinely questioned, and it is now quite normal for editorials to denounce women for seeking to abort as murderers.

Newspapers routinely question public officials in similar circumstances.

I routinely question him for signs of abuse or grooming.

Immigration officials routinely question noncitizens applying for visas on the basis of marriage to ensure that marital bliss, not citizenship, is the union's true goal.

"They have interrogated me twice so far," said Mr. Panahi, referring to the Iranian intelligence service, which routinely questions dissident artists.

Immigration authorities require visas for visitors from Colombia, and the airport police routinely question arriving Colombians and keep their passports until they leave.