Sentence examples for system wondering from inspiring English sources

The delay has left many in the school system wondering if Mr. Klein originally planned to include only the highest-scoring schools, then decided against it.

In the past, would-be riders lacked trust in the system, wondering whether a scheduled bus would in fact arrive anywhere close to its appointed time.

It's my home," he says: yet another voice, mystified by a broken system, wondering how on earth he is going to get by.

When report cards were released earlier this year, some critics of the new system wondered why no charter schools received grades then.

The diciest of them, he says, are equivalent to "picking up pennies in front of a bullet train".Regulators, who crave a simpler financial system, wonder whether cocos will make dealing with failing banks even trickier.

"How would you even go about reorganising such a system," wonders Rakesh Kumar of Gartner, a market-research firm.In a way, IBM's mainframes are now more dominant than in the early 1970s when the firm's quasi-monopoly got it into antitrust trouble (IBM rejects that interpretation, saying that there is plenty of competition from powerful computers made by the likes of HP and Oracle today).

Shillinglaw made Professor Brian Cox a household name in shows such as Wonders of the Solar System, Wonders of the Universe and Stargazing Live, with Dara O Briain.

A court report is expected on a proposal to finance family travel through a voluntary fund, although supporters and critics of the current system wonder who would volunteer.

Randy Kennedy, in his Aug. 21 Tunnel Vision column about the Independent Subway System, wonders who can love the system "that introduced a standardized subway car".

The mechanics of the financial system are wondering whether the same rule applies to the world economy and whether its recovery will be choked by a lack of credit to companies just as demand starts picking up.In late summer, as Europe's economies barely ticked over, bankers across Europe seemed ready to ease their grip on the purse strings.

Many of us who teach in this system are wondering why strict and draconian measures were taken when there was clearly no need.