Sentence examples for york question from inspiring English sources

Re "A New York Question: Shall We Walk, or Do We Have Time to Take a Bus?" (news article, June 10): There is an easy, no-cost method of increasing the speed of buses by a factor that I, as a frequent passenger on New York City buses for more than 65 years, estimate at 50 to 100percentt.

Readers were invited to ask the national security reporting team of The New York Times questions about drones, via nytimes.com and Twitter, and they responded to selected questions below, ahead of Mr. Obama's speech at 2 p.m. on Thursday.

— THE NEW YORK TIMES Readers were invited to ask the national security reporting team of The New York Times questions about drones, via nytimes.com and Twitter, and they responded to selected questions.

Similarly, a recent post in The New York Times questions the value of purchasing fuel-efficient cars.

Mr. Park's contracts were canceled by the city at the beginning of this school year after The New York Times questioned officials about his company.

In an editorial, The New York Times questioned Mr. Kissinger's independence and suggested that the White House might have appointed him to contain the investigation rather than pursue it.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board, an independent body that sets the rules for state and local governments, recently disallowed that accounting method, after articles in The New York Times questioned it.

On Wednesday, Mr. de Blasio's aides said he would seek a slightly larger tax increase than he had originally indicated, after The New York Times questioned whether his earlier proposal would raise enough money for his goals.

Mr. Liu recently asked a former state attorney general to review his campaign's finances, after a report in The New York Times questioned some of the donations to his campaign.

An editorial in The New York Times questioned the value of NASA's emphasis on low Earth-space orbits and the shuttle, which it described as "finicky, complicated, costly vehicles that pose considerable risk to the astronauts".

The images were released after a story in The New York Times questioned the refusal of Omega and FINA to make them public, especially in light of the fact that Omega is one of Phelps's corporate sponsors.