Sentence examples for target of questions from inspiring English sources

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Mitt Romney enters the Republican presidential debate on Tuesday as the likeliest target of questions and criticism from rivals eager to slow the building sense of momentum behind his campaign.

The 80s-set Wicked Series (starring Ed Westwick and Erika Christensen, of Gossip Girl and Parenthood, respectively) became the target of questions about serial killer overload and the abundance of violence against women on television, but the line of questioning and answering never reached the level of acrimony that the Stalker panel did last year.

The front-runner for the Republican nomination, Mr. Perry found himself once again the target of hostile questions and accusations from his seven rivals on the stage at a Republican presidential debate in Tampa, Fla., hosted by CNN and the Tea Party Express.

Soon, Clinton was left holding the bag of a messy policy that resulted in Libya becoming a haven for the Islamic State and for her becoming the target of uncomfortable questions about her role.

Initially, it is a surprise to see Mozi listed as a "forerunner" of Daoism since in many respects, passages in the Zhuangzi take the Mohist dispute with Confucianism as a critical target (examples of question-begging rival first-order theories of dao).

The leaders of the Big Three auto companies are the most recent targets of such questions.

Whilst our previous results clearly identify the VLPFC as being particularly sensitive to the presentation of current targets, a number of questions regarding the precise nature of that sensitivity remain unresolved.

"Although the Police Department is the target of the troubling questions, let me assure you we too feel the pain of this senseless tragedy that has dramatically affected our community," Mr. Bonaparte said in the statement.

Hollywood's favorite boy intellectual has been the target of seemingly constant questions about his sexuality, but in an interview with MTV News this week, the star said the swirling speculation is nothing new.

In the end, it wasn't doubts about the global dangers of climate change that scuttled the gasoline target, but questions of who would get to pull the strings in Sacramento.

Then she asked a series of questions, targeting issues that tend to arise in patients with terminal illness.