Sentence examples for a question later from inspiring English sources

If you think of a question later, contact the person you met to find out if they can help.

People gradually began asking, "Hey, who is this guy?" — a question later answered by a regular newsletter ("Simple Cooking") and a series of books drawn from it.

"I think a Tea Partier would find it very interesting that Rick Santorum voted to raise the debt ceiling five times without getting compensating reductions in spending," Mr. Romney said in response to a question, later mocking the senator for a $500,000 earmark to the Pittsburgh Zoo for a polar bear exhibit.

Dr. Dean refused to answer a question later about how he knew the donors to both efforts were the same; Jay Carson, his spokesman, said he could not name specific people who had contributed to both, but "the point is that it's the same cabal of Washington establishment insiders who are working to destroy Governor Dean's campaign".

For example, Evelyn Fox Keller (1995) observes that feminist scholars first questioned the objectivity of science, a question later appropriated by mainstream historians of science.

So now, one global meeting and a question later: How can we, as a whole, continue to ignite this voice?

"As part of our ongoing quality control checks we noticed that an answer to a one-mark question was given in a longer question later on in the paper," a spokesperson said.

A follow-up question later on about netbooks, asked if Apple specifically saw a future for a new mobile device with a larger screen?

It's very much a shoot first, ask question later type setup, which is harmful everywhere, especially where there should be a presumption of innocence.

Probably, the question of a balance between work and private life is a question of later concern.

We "create first, question later".