Sentence examples for vigorous questions from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers have asked vigorous questions about the missing elements in court.

WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who underwent surgery for pancreatic cancer less than three weeks ago, was back on the Supreme Court bench on Monday, asking crisp and vigorous questions in the two arguments heard by the court.

After the four officials gave short presentations, a vigorous question-and-answer session ensued.

This could have been avoided if a more vigorous question selection process had been undertaken, that would include multiple pilot tests, focus groups and interviews to enhance content validity [ 48, 49].

Better to call on a trusted and energetic figure who can conduct a vigorous inquiry, with no questions about his or her motives.

During a vigorous and heated question-and-answer session yesterday on the floor of the House of Commons, Mr. Blair acknowledged having received the pigs from Mr. Clinton to settle a "friendly" bet made last fall, when the outcome of the U.S. Presidential election was still the subject of a court battle in Florida.

After vigorous debate, the question of the timing of "Overlord" was eventually left open, but it was agreed that the strength of the assault force should exceed the original estimate by 25 percent, that the cross-Channel landing should be supported by a landing in southern France, and that a U.S. officer should be in command of "Overlord".

The songs, interspersed with propaganda tapes on which a warm, vigorous, manly voice boomed questions and a chorus of young voices shouted answers in unison, were played again and again.

But coming from a co-author of an influential private report late last year that called on Japan to revise its Constitution to be able to field an army, and to accept a larger share of the alliance's defense burden, the remarks seemed to place the Bush administration squarely in the middle of the most vigorous debate of those questions that Japan has seen in decades.

In Wave 2, 4740 of the 7083 respondents answered questions about vigorous and moderate physical activity.

Not cycling/walking for transport, and would not do it in any case 546 (7.7%) 238 (5.0%) Total 7056 4721 For 27 (of the 7083) respondents in Wave 2 there were missing values; and for 19 (of the 4740) responding to questions about (vigorous and moderate) physical activity in Wave 2, there are missing values.