Sentence examples for a question referring from inspiring English sources

Then he pretended not to hear a question referring to the demographic, so Terry Bradshaw, a star of the Fox Broadcast network's "Fox NFL Sunday" pregame show, shouted the question directly into his ear.

At one point, Mr. Gore was asked about his tactical positioning in a question referring to Napoleon's military strategy, and surprised listeners by saying, "Napoleon also invented canned food".

A question referring to services outside the scope of the intervention was included in the patient questionnaire to act as a point of reference for satisfaction ratings.

The Tribunal has to consider and answer a question referred to it not more than 60 days after the date of such reference.

Peter Kellner of YouGov explains that when a question refers to such regulation as being "independent" and grounded in "law", people tend to favour it.

Herman Cain, campaigning with Mr. Gingrich in Georgia, last week told crowds, "I knew I had the right guy when Speaker Gingrich at that debate did a smackdown of the media on the very first question," referring to a CNN debate in South Carolina.

A further question refers to the chronicity of the problems.

Further, the HKI survey question on VAS had a specific point reference of June 2004 whereas the DHS question referred to a 6 month period prior to the survey (giving the scope to capture VAS provided through EPI+ as well as disease targeted approaches, which would have increased coverage estimates).

According to a recent New York Times/CBS News poll, 65percentt of Americans do support a public option -- although the question referred to a plan available to all, while the options under debate in Congress would not be.

Note: This Student Opinion question refers to a photograph that teachers may or may not wish to show to students.

The case in question refers to a licencing payment that the Nigerian subsidiaries of Shell and Italy's ENI made in 2011 to develop a lucrative, offshore oil block.