Sentence examples for One late question from inspiring English sources
One late question raises the point that Britain does not bar a foreign corporation from owning media companies in the U.K. Mr. Cameron points out that it was a Labour government that passed the law that allows Rupert Murdoch, an Australian-born U.S. citizen, to own British media companies.
And in one late-April email, she even questioned Sanders's connection to the party.
I realize this is a bit late, but I just have one last question for George W. Bush.
This is something of a theme for Yehoshua, present in several of his novels (though it does not loom large in the latest one): the question of Israeli respect, or even simple recognition, of the Palestinians who live among and alongside them.
If that's not sufficient to show that the approach was flawed, consider this: The study also looked at other psychological factors associated with health, and it showed that none of the ones measured in the same way as happiness — with one question and late in the survey — affected longevity either.
The latest developments left one major question: Will prosecutors bring charges against Tanaka's boss, former Sheriff Lee Baca, who led the department for more than 15 years before stepping down last year?
Michael McCurdy's illustrated version of "The Train They Call the City of New Orleans," a book as beautiful as the others, brings up one troubling question about the latest generation of American train stories.
QUESTION: One other Mid East question.
He died 10 years too late". —There is only one reasonable question for a patient to ask a doctor, Marsh said: "What would you do if it was you?" —One of the primary challenges of working in a less-developed nation is ensuring that patients get quality post-operative care, Marsh said.
