Sentence examples for welcome questioning from inspiring English sources

Consumers also thought that doctors and pharmacists did not welcome questioning about CMI and their medicines.

What begins on "Downton" as a welcome questioning of age and status roles has snowballed by the "Girls" era into grave role confusion: parents who cannot teach their children how to live because they feel guilty about parenting, or want to be friends more than guides, or still dress like teenagers and call their offspring "prude".

"She did not welcome anyone questioning any part of her business or her team," recalls a former senior banker at JPMorgan Chase.

Mr. Sutter and every teacher should welcome student questions, but questioning should not become a technique for disruption. 5.

With that debate under way, Mr. Cameron could not have welcomed his military commanders questioning how long Britain could continue the fight.

Some hard-stretched organisations welcomed the initiative, while questioning how they could afford it at a time of pinched resources, but really, how much does it cost to talk and engage with people who don't look and sound like you, or are a different age, gender or skin colour, or to work with artists and organisations who operate in different spheres to the one in which you operate?

Driberg, in his column, generally welcomed this trend, while questioning "the merit of some of the candidates likely to get in if the reaction against the Party machines continues".

The announcement of a royal commission by the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, was welcomed by Giles, who – despite several years of questioning over the issue – professed shock and ignorance about the abuse in the Don Dale juvenile detention centre.

With conservative pundits questioning Mr. Obama's faith, he seemed to welcome it.

It's a delicate battle of wits -- an audience that welcomes being deceived, then dares to be fooled, alternately questioning, prodding and surrendering".

Labour MEP Claude Moraes, the lead rapporteur for the European parliament inquiry on the mass surveillance of EU citizens, welcomed the outcome of the vote and promised that questioning would be "rigorous and fair".