Sentence examples for a question made from inspiring English sources

Every four years, we grapple with this question, a question made more complicated because the group of major candidates is often in flux.

Risks were taken and voices were silenced, with consequences going well beyond Iraq – not only as far as future British military operations abroad are concerned but for Britain's role in the world, a question made even more urgent by Brexit.

It's a question made all the more acute after the Scottish parliament set itself on a constitutional collision course with Westminster on Tuesday afternoon, when it voted decisively to reject the UK government's EU withdrawal bill.

It's a question made more pertinent by the fact that his final season, which came to an end last year, was one of the greatest British theatre has ever seen: five shows, all ambitious, all acclaimed.

South Korea had sought explicit, top-level assurance from the United States that the nuclear "umbrella" remained in force -- a question made more urgent not just by the unpredictability of Pyongyang amid an apparent leadership transition, but by the military entanglements tying down U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Apple CEO Tim Cook responded to questions about the issue of potential cannibalization of Mac sales by iPad devices on today's earnings call, a question made more timely by the fact that Mac sales were down considerably on the quarter.

"If anyone asks me a question make sure I'm conscious before you let me reply".

A question makes it easier for the recipient to know how to respond".

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Giving them in the form of a question makes it worse.

Try not to make your title a question; make it a statement that summarizes the main argument in the paper.