Sentence examples for a question could be from inspiring English sources

Besides, we have not been referred to any treaty, neither are we aware of any, under which such a question could be raised.

A question could be, for example, "How many people have been travelling from city A to city B between this date and this date".

Yesterday, when it became apparent that Thomas is not only back on the plane but flying it at supersonic speed, Daly came to the telephone and before a question could be asked posed one of his own.

It read, "Would you vote for a woman for president if she were qualified in every other respect?" I fell into a stunned reverie as I tried to imagine a time when such a question could be asked with a straight face.

The New Zealand Herald posed that question in a recent telephone poll here, and though only 38percentt responded yes, the fact that such a question could be asked at all gives some insight into what's on the line here when the Swiss team Alinghi takes on Team New Zealand for the America's Cup beginning Saturday.

Stephen Sugarman, a law professor at Boalt Law School at the University of California at Berkeley, said a question could be raised in court as to whether the Blue Jackets or their arena should have made the venue safer for fans.

A negative answer to any question could be a reason to stop.

Since the questionnaire contained seven open questions we developed a coding scheme whereby answers to a specific question could be grouped under a number of headings.

The ambiguity over such a central question could be a negotiating tactic, leaving some of the tough questions for later in the peace process when mutual trust is higher.

Since recent evidences from molecular genetics and genome bioinformatics revealed a more complex nature of rice domestication, a primary question could be whether rice domestication can be defined as an event rather than a process.

Total 189 (100%)a   aEach research question could be coded with multiple categories (and up to four).