Sentence examples for wider questioning from inspiring English sources

American's bid comes at a time of wider questioning in the world of online search.

They do not want wider questioning of the princelings' right to rule.

The hearing, held in Washington before the House Science Committee, broadens what had been a technical investigation into a wider questioning of NASA's management.

This debate was part of a much wider questioning of the central tenets of anthropological method and theory, including the division of the field into discrete domains such as politics, economics, kinship, religion, and theory.

If this paper thus stimulates a wider questioning of the validity of governments adopting this neo-liberal policy approach to tackle informal sector enterprise, then it will have fulfilled one of its goals.

It was unclear if the marine's release could help defuse the furor in Japan over the case, which had led to wide questioning of the military alliance with the United States and the presence of more than 40,000 American troops here.

This fear is also part of a wider discourse questioning the impact and implications of global communication and the blurring of boundaries between the personal "I" and the professional "I"".

The scientists objected to inquiries about drug counseling and wide-ranging questioning of their acquaintances.

Wallace became editor of the Daily Mirror in June 2004 – although the wide-ranging questioning covered large parts of his 21 years at the paper.

At 3.13pm, s/he raises a wider economic point, questioning the motives behind the scheme.

Already some in Kenya's political opposition as well as in the press and the wider public are questioning the wisdom of keeping troops abroad while the fight threatens those at home.This piece has been updated to reflect news.