Sentence examples for Present a question from inspiring English sources

"What this flurry of activity does," Mr. Levine said, "is present a question of public policy that hasn't been addressed before.

Indeed, the prevailing rule which we have discovered in our own research is that the use of firearms ordinarily does not present a question of strict liability premised on ultrahazardous activity; rather, it ordinarily presents a question of negligence or possibly of wilful and wanton conduct.

Looking into the future of American corrections, I present a question to both myself and others: If not solitary confinement, then what?

Yet with these films the default way many Americans understand a subject, they present a question: Are they a more narratively ambitious way to tell a story or simply a convenient excuse to falsify history?

The first debate in California's sleepy U.S. Senate campaign seemed to present a question: Who has the best chance of securing the second and final spot on the November ballot, alongside Atty.

The in-class cycle is as follows: after a brief presentation on the topic, the instructor presents a question (i.e., ConcepTest) to the class.

This of course presents a question of law.

The alleged ground of our jurisdiction is, that the record presents a question of Federal jurisprudence.

This presents a question of fact, the truth of which is for you to ascertain.

Which all presents a question: If the playbook was so successful in electing Mr. Trump, why is he stumbling now?

Reproduction of such texts presents a question as to the order or arrangement of the pages or articles.