Sentence examples for a potential question from inspiring English sources

A member of the audience later put to him a potential question from the test about which two numbers he could call for an ambulance if he became embroiled in a fight in the pub.

Studies revealed sobering results of the awareness and knowledge of non-radiologist healthcare professionals concerning the magnitude of radiation exposure combined with different radiological examinations, leaving a potential question mark on their ability to balance the risk-benefit ratio for a given patient [31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36].

It does this with a portal developed that has a knowledge base that can help a customer answer any potential question they might have.

The committee is also examining how to frame a potential plebiscite question, and funding of yes and no vote campaigns.

Consumers, therefore, fall into two camps: precautionary types, who won't risk using anything that contains something they see as having a potential safety question mark dangling over it.

Campos et al. [19] uses the criterion of text based matching to find a potential programming question for a user to answer.

The extension of the analytical model is a potential research question for future work, especially in terms of inter-institutional cooperation between different healthcare providers and the economic evaluation of pre-admission MRSA screening.

To help other students thinking about a placement year, I have compiled a list of potential questions that you could ask on open days, and questions I wished I had asked at the time.

It offered me a choice of potential questions it thought I might want to ask: "are jews a race?", "are jews white?", "are jews christians?", and finally, "are jews evil?" Are Jews evil?

The question of fair rent has historically been a murky one when it comes to campaigns, and it raises a thicket of potential questions under the city's campaign finance law.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said: "I am disappointed but not surprised, and taxpayers will be further dismayed, to hear about yet another close relationship between the Tory government and a company with potential questions to answer over its tax liabilities.