Meanings of nagging questions in English

Not least because of a couple of nagging questions: who and what is it for?

Germany top their group but nagging questions remain.

The programme offers answers to some nagging questions.

Photo: Andrew Burr I was as committed to the trip, but I still had several nagging questions about Bermuda.

One way or the other, she had to answer some nagging questions about him and what had happened to Caroline.

CBS has also faced nagging questions about the future of Katie Couric as its evening news anchor, given that broadcast's low ratings.

Positivity abounds but a nagging questions lingers: is £150m the price of catching up with the elite of English football or simply keeping up?

Meanwhile, no matter how hard the Government tries it cannot shake off nagging questions about its deal to placate Saudi businessman Hamood Al-Ali Al-Khalaf.

If the machine doesn't break down again, physicists will finally have their long-awaited collider and, hopefully, start answering those nagging questions about the universe.

However, as their narrow 1-0 win in Toulouse shows, Paris Saint-Germain go into the game facing a few nagging questions.

Nagging questions of governance The debacle also raises a question about whether or not Zuma's cabinet is in sync.