Sentence examples for time questioned from inspiring English sources

Reports at the time questioned the safety of the plane, also a McDonnell Douglas MD-82.

Experts at the time questioned whether Mr. Romero, the American teenage climber, should be climbing at such a young age.

Another document showed that Mr. Bush served at various times from May 29, 1973, through July 30, 1973, a period of time questioned by The Globe.

At least one former New York official, Bernard B. Kerik, who was the police commissioner at the time, questioned the decision to withhold the information from New York officials.

The case began four years ago, when Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney general at the time, questioned why some national banks seemed to be making a disproportionate number of high-interest home mortgage loans to black and Hispanic borrowers.

When Mr. Mandela closed the last AIDS conference in Durban, South Africa, in 2000, he said the world could not afford to be distracted by the furor surrounding Mr. Mbeki, who at the time questioned whether H.I.V. caused AIDS.

McConnell conceded the point two days later, after an article in the Times questioned his claim.

Even so, there is a much bigger time question.

There, he reconnects with his estranged father and for the first time questions the family dynamics.

This is not the first time questions have been raised about the department's employment practices.

"This isn't the first time questions have been raised about his affiliation.