Sentence examples for a question posed earlier from inspiring English sources

Updated at 3.44pm BST 3.38pm BST "Dear Corespondent et al," starts Edward Somerville, before answering a question posed earlier.

As two of them talk over the telephone line, two others chat about the conversation via text messages; another accesses a spreadsheet, trying to answer a question posed earlier in the call; still another Googles a potential competitor; and the last taps out an e-mail to a colleague who is not on the call.

ONLY months after they tightened the rules for the euro, Europeans are again confronting a question posed a decade ago: Is their rule book in fact a little stupid?

The original memorandum was written in response to a question posed last April to the I.R.S. by an unidentified parent whose child was kidnapped and remains missing.

The missive, written by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) to the Senator in response to a question posed earlier this month, is plainspoken.

To return to the question posed earlier, an examination reveals striking similarities between the Republican and Democratic presidents on issues related to the detention camp.

By so doing, we have a true exploratory environment for fans to probe the simple question posed earlier by easily accessing and manipulating the underlying statistics of those players.

It all comes down to the question posed earlier.

As Howe left, another man asked why he had not answered his question, posed earlier.

And as captured Russian paratroopers are paraded on Ukrainian television and servicemen are buried in secrecy, some Russians are asking a seemingly simple question: "are we at war?" The answer to the question, posed this week in an editorial in the business daily newspaper Vedomosti, is one that is becoming increasingly obvious for military families.

It is the perfect answer to the question posed a decade ago: so how do we survive in this?