Sentence examples for added a question from inspiring English sources

I added a question about education to that day's female minister, Estelle Morris.

But, he added, "a question that has yet to be answered is certainly different from an alleged weakness".

It is not, he added, a question of the potential loss of tourism revenue from the international visitors to the city's coffee shops.

Rather, the court agreed to decide two more tightly focused questions presented in the Bush petition and added a question of its own.

But recently, the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey, one of the sources for the fertility report, added a question on cohabitation to make it possible to measure how many new mothers were actually on their own.

The 2001 census (which for the first time added a question about religion) tells us that there were more than 21,000 inter-faith marriages in England and Wales and 837 in Scotland.

"Women add a question, tweak a thread or make things more complicated.

We were sure to add a question mark to the word "final" on the flyer, though.

It's debatable many could, and I'd add a question of my own to those answering yes: could you, then, justify them?

If you are the news anchor, you can speak in a third-party voice and add a question mark on the end to suggest impartiality.

"At least 12 states signaled Tuesday that they would sue to block the Trump administration from adding a question about citizenship to the 2020 census. . . .