Sentence examples for slow questioning from inspiring English sources

"Neither man could pause to indulge in the slow reflection and rumination, the slow questioning of alternatives before decision, that is the inner quality of leadership," White said.

AS the economy slows, any questioning of the price of growth may be drowned out in the effort to raise again the tide that lifts all boats.

He hurled curses at the targets of his investigations, and sometimes at colleagues perceived as too slow or too questioning of his tactics.

On global warming, Mr. Bloomberg echoed criticism from Democrats and environmental advocates who say that the Republicans have been slow to act, questioning how much human activity contributes to it and debating regulations.

Much political time is spent on denouncing and questioning, which slows down decision-making.

While there is a legitimate debate about whether this implies that high debt causes slow growth, Krugman turned to questioning their motives.

Stocks posted losses on Thursday as falling home sales had investors questioning whether the slow pace of economic recovery can support the market's current prices.

The Dutch woman kept questioning with equally slow delivery; it was like watching two people on mescaline hold a conversation.

Although the acquisition passed U.S. antitrust scrutiny, the European Union (EU) slowed the purchase down by questioning whether Oracle would continue to support the MySQL database.

The young girl stares wide-eyed, introducing herself and questioning the audience, her movements slow and calculated, delicate and almost human.

They were forced to deny a slew of allegations during three hours of questioning by the committee today.