Sentence examples for adding a question from inspiring English sources

Four former census directors warned in a 2015 legal filing that adding a question about citizenship for all households would undermine the accuracy of the count.

In Furman's ruling, he said Congress prohibited the commerce secretary from adding a question to census forms if the information was available in some other way.

In January, a leaked draft executive order suggested adding a question about immigration status; such a move would likely discourage undocumented immigrants from filling it out.

The lawsuits contended that Ross ignored long-established protocol for adding a question and went against expert advice critical of the plan.

"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. . . .

Now, in an essay in The New England Journal of Medicine, a doctor suggests adding a question to that litany: Do you drive while texting or talking on a cellphone?

They wanted him to add a question on citizenship.

Add a question you have about the today's course material.

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

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

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