Sentence examples for which they questioned from inspiring English sources

Gray had been suspended following an off-air conversation with his co-presenter, Richard Keys, in which they questioned the ability of women to run the line.

In one case, a woman said she was sitting on the front steps of her home in the Bronx on a recent summer night when police officers rifled through her handbag, fishing out a tampon, a sanitary napkin and finally birth control pills, about which they questioned her.

On Wednesday, independent auditors submitted a review in which they questioned whether the orchestra could "continue as a 'going concern.' " And on Thursday, after months of negotiations about how the orchestra can repay an $82.3 million loan for the construction of the hall, the Bank of America began foreclosure proceedings, announcing that the hall would be put up for auction on June 28.

23 25 Three factors in the vignettes related to the family member (relation to the patient (eg, parent, child), sex and the way in which they questioned the HCP in the scenario), two related to the HCP (occupation and reaction to the family member's question) and two were error-related (correct/false attribution of error and if the error was witnessed by another HCP).

Pollsters say a problem that they first began noting 10 years ago, as Americans realized that answering machines could be used to screen out unwanted solicitations, is today forcing a re-examination of the methods by which they question voters.

But many Japanese scoff at those assurances and point out that even if the building is strong enough, which they question, the jury-rigged cooling system for the pool has already malfunctioned several times, including a 24-hour failure in April.

After a grueling day in which they were questioned for more than two hours on a variety of subjects, including their thoughts about steroids, the San Francisco Giants and Bonds, 12 people were seated on the jury.

Thoroughly utilized by the band, DeLonge often discussed minor details and plans for accompanying films and other promotional matter, and his managers approached him having an "intervention" in which they disquietingly questioned his frame of mind.

Most patients were satisfied with every aspect on which they were questioned.

They would prefer a court-like process in which they could question witnesses and introduce evidence.

For Genetics vignettes, participants perceived questions about disease etiology more frequently than for Infectious Disease vignettes, for which they perceived questions about diagnostic and referral guidelines, disease classification and sources of patient education materials.