Sentence examples for Calls for a question from inspiring English sources

If you feel that your presentation calls for a question and answer period and that you can effectively make time for one without derailing your presentation, then you should plan for having a question and answer period after you've given the body of your presentation -- but before the closing.

A 49ers press manager cuts in and calls for a final question.

In September the prime minister hinted that Britons might have an opportunity to give "fresh consent" to their country's place in a looser union a rather fuzzy suggestion that is unlikely to dampen calls for a starker question.

At the rare Sunday morning political gathering, one question arose about the power of prayer, which afforded Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio the opportunity to voice his displeasure that he was not called upon for a question until well into the debate.

In February 2012, Christie rejected a bill allowing same-sex marriage in New Jersey, vetoing the measure and renewing his call for a ballot question to decide the issue.

Patrick Mercer, shadow homeland security spokesman, said the official narrative's findings would only lead to calls for an independent inquiry to answer further questions surrounding 7 July.

Better understanding of informalization, as well as of associations between women's work and important variables such as childbearing and child welfare, calls for a reconsideration of standard question formats.

Then move on to calls for directions, questions about a product in an advertisement, or making a dinner reservation.

That is especially true when the career goal in question calls for a long period of education and apprenticeship.

"The question calls for a solution by the members of the State Senate, utilizing the art of negotiation and compromise.

This question calls for a serious empirical research program, but we can already see hints of an analysis.