Sentence examples for successful questioning from inspiring English sources

They were denied the right to see a lawyer, and the Justice Department argued at one stage that giving Mr. Padilla access to counsel might disturb the atmosphere of dependence required for successful questioning.

I've supported hugely successful professionals questioning their workload and their overwhelm.

However, I imagine there are some skeptics in the world of scaled, successful organizations questioning if we can collectively get there.

The psychological barriers against questioning a successful CEO are not quite as powerful as those against questioning the honesty of a doctor or lawyer, but they are substantial.

In October 2002, the military command had pressed for newer, more aggressive interrogation methods, claiming that the prisoners were becoming increasingly successful at resisting conventional questioning.

So it was predictable that the administration and its allies, no longer very successful at claiming that questioning the president is unpatriotic, would use appeals to good manners as a way to silence critics.

Mitt Romney has made questioning the successful intervention in the auto industry a centerpiece of his campaign.

Bill Miller, the money manager who beat the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index for 15 years running until last year, noted that the market was indeed puzzling: How is it that both he and James Chanos, the short seller who catapulted to fame by questioning Enron, have successful businesses even though they are always on opposite sides of the same stocks?

We may see this year's GFP Conference attendees questioning if nonprofits' previously successful strategies will hold up in this ultra-competitive, market-driven fundraising environment.

I concentrated on mastering my craft and basically became so absorbed in successful instruction that I stopped worrying about or questioning my specific field.

Her questioning style, a remnant from her successful days as the Attorney General of California, seemed to rub some senators the wrong way.