Relative clauses of subjects, objects, indirect object, obliques, and argument and adjunct wh-questions.
The committee raising money for Republican Senate candidates canceled an event at the Mexican Cultural Institute, an adjunct of the embassy, when questions were raised about it in the press.
"One of the biggest philosophical questions," said Christiane Paul, adjunct curator of new media at the museum, "was, do we leave these links broken, as a testament to the Web" and its rapid development?
In addition, the question of whether adjunct treatments used in combination with ART can reduce HIV-1-related inflammation has been posed [ 3, 33].
Many people ask me why, given all of this, I would continue to work as an adjunct, but that is the wrong question to ask.
Biblical Hebrew also uses this Negotiator together with the conjunctive Adjunct ʾim to realize an alternative question, as in [26] below.
If you like to teach, many jobs nowadays have some flexibility to them and it's not out of the question for you to adjunct on the side as part of your full-time gig.
The reason I field such questions is that, as an adjunct professor, whether teaching undergraduate or law-school courses, I make much less than a pet-sitter earns.
Of 718 members, 381 (54%) responded to the 16-question survey that was an adjunct to a multicenter, randomized study (funded by AAHKS/OREF) designed to prospectively evaluate efficacy of hemiarthroplasty vs total hip for treatment of DFNFXs.
Despite these findings, the clinical value of albumin administration as an adjunct to large-volume paracentesis has been questioned because a survival benefit could not be shown in individual randomized trials.
Analysts have long questioned whether L'Oréal is a useful adjunct to Nestlé's empire.
