Sentence examples for specifically question from inspiring English sources
Clinton advisor Mark Penn wrote a memo claiming Obama's "roots to basic American values and culture are at best limited," though it didn't specifically question his birthplace.
Obama said he would meet with security officials and specifically question why Abdulmutallab was not placed on the U.S. no-fly list, despite the government having received warnings about his potential al-Qaeda links.
Because patients do not necessarily volunteer this information [ 1], health workers should specifically question patients under their care regarding use of alternative medicine.
About half of the interview participants reported that they would specifically question patients with diarrhoea about recent antibiotic use, the risk of food poisoning, a patient's occupation or other public health issues.
We specifically question how breeding king penguins cope with chronic anthropogenic disturbance and consider whether heart rate (HR) responses to acute human stressors may be influenced by a history of close contact with humans.
Ms. Weingarten specifically questioned how the city could recruit teachers even as it moved forward with layoffs.
The judge specifically questioned whether the amount of punitive damages awarded to Mr. Gottlieb might be excessive.
The S.E.C. specifically questioned whether brokerage firms may be stifling price competition by internally matching orders from their inventories.
The blocking was lifted after an interview with President Jiang Zemin by top editors at The Times in which President Jiang was specifically questioned about the blocking of the site.
Mr. Sessions said he had not specifically questioned Judge Sotomayor about it in his meeting with her on Tuesday but talked broadly about judicial philosophy and promised her a fair process.
The Warner-Lambert case, by contrast, specifically questioned the status of lawsuits alleging that F.D.A. approval was obtained by withholding or misrepresenting crucial information — in other words, by fraud.
