Sentence examples for urgently questioned from inspiring English sources

The focus by rich countries on aid as the key tool to help end poverty needs to be urgently questioned.

Detectives urgently want to question their relative Mr Fox over the killings and warned the public not to approach him.

The next day, investigators approached him in the central market of Klin and said they urgently wanted to question him about the beating, he said.

Relentless, the questioner pushes on with the related, urgently abbreviated question, "And arming kingdoms?" The answer is brilliantly visual, and devastating in its summoning of chaos.

For the moment, this approach is less efficient than the old-fashioned, more specialised forms of artificial intelligence, but it holds out promise for the future and, like all such conceptual advances in computer programming, it raises more urgently the question of how society should harness these powers.

It's an urgently solved question that how to assort with the RMS of equipment.

The much more difficult (and urgently relevant) question on many people's mind last week is whether this still makes sense -- particularly in view of the dramatic valuation moves.

Based upon our results, this practice should be questioned, and further efforts to substantiate purported benefits are urgently needed.

Therefore the use of AFP as the primary screen for HCC is questioned [ 11] and more specific and sensitive, serum biomarkers for HCC are urgently needed [ 12- 16].

Questioned by MPs on Monday about the potential further use of British teargas, Vince Cable said he would "urgently seek advice".

The turning point in the Neapolitan reform movement came with a catastrophic famine in 1764, which urgently called into question the effectiveness of old-regime structures.