Sentence examples for time in questions from inspiring English sources

This suggests that faculty members experienced in education spend a longer time in questions during their classes.

But the time in question here is not the present and the enemy is not Al Qaeda.

Under the agreement, plaintiff companies will receive 18percentto20percentcent of what they spent on vitamins during the time in question.

They argued that Goldman was obligated to pay his fees because he was an officer of the firm during the time in question.

Ms. Jeleva told the hearing that she had "nothing to hide," arguing that the company was inactive during the time in question.

It's especially helpful if you're careful to recall that the time in question was hell as much as heaven, which is true of the 1990s.

"Those efforts have found no documented evidence to support the patient's account or place Jimmy Savile at the hospital during the time in question.

A Jarvis spokesman said: "We have found no record of any Jarvis people on or near the site at the time in question.

Gowers says: "I believe the lobbying is built around a relatively small number of works from the time in question, like the Beatles, which are still selling.

The 293 number represents what the plaintiffs' lawyers said was the total of additional blacks and Latinos who would have been selected during the time in question had those groups scored the same as whites on the exams.

Jack Straw, Tony Blair's Foreign Secretary between 2001 and 2006, will be interviewed, police and Whitehall officials pointed out, as he would have had to "sign off" operations by MI6 at the time in question.