Sentence examples for a question does from inspiring English sources

In this study we addressed a question: Does a mouse tibia flown in space show altered levels of eIF2α-p?

This raises a question: Does it really matter if a company has a good mission statement?

Their persistently cheery e-mail updates raise a question: Does a happy crew tell NASA anything useful?

Which raises a question: Does she think America is ready for an openly gay host on cable news at night?

Which raises a question: Does the GOP that Rubio hopes to lead even exist in any meaningful sense?

"The second contract, if it existed, had a salary of €10m … So I have a question: does this contract exist?

But his combination of wide-ranging talent and formal diffidence raises a question: Does a musician have to commit himself to one sound to be taken seriously?

Clearly, taking the indirect approach, as Ms. Reff does — turning to her mother, Mrs. Alkin, every time medical personnel ask her a question — does not always work.

Second, assuming that a question does measure what we want it to measure, it rarely ever measures all aspects of a construct.

I rise to ask him a question: Does the Senator from Nebraska believe that the question of political liberty is involved in the pending legislation in any way?

Once, she asked a question: "Does it seem strange to you that we're eating together and yet you work for me in a menial capacity?" Guy smiled.