91.   There were two interviewers and they began by asking me questions about my last job.

92.   These actions followed a Journal article in August that raised questions about the accuracy of company statements about its business affairs.

93.   These are examples of the many questions about politics that require explanation, not mere descriptive facts.

94.   These are really questions about the organization of the spatial organization of cellular activities.

95.   These discoveries raise intriguing questions about the relationship between viral genes and the normal genes of the cell.

96.   These two seemed friendly enough, but their questions about Sweetheart put him on the defensive.

97.   They are not fundamental criticisms of analysis or method, although they begin to raise wider questions about theoretical approaches.

98.   They ask callers detailed questions about their problems and open up an electronic file.

99.   They asked a lot of questions about the nature of our democracy.

100.   They asked me quite a lot of difficult questions about my job.