Sentence examples for an alternative question from inspiring English sources

But here's an alternative question: what kind of music does Spotify think I like?

So here's an alternative question: how might we involve the public more effectively in science news making?

Biblical Hebrew also uses this Negotiator together with the conjunctive Adjunct ʾim to realize an alternative question, as in [26] below.

It is noteworthy that after "your ethnicity", the call-handler rushes through into an alternative question formulation (symbolised by the '=' sign), "ethnic background".

She/he neither insists on a particular knowledge form nor expects the clinician to come up with an alternative question, but invites different kinds of input from the group in terms of a broad invitation for 'discussion'discussion

An alternative question (i.e., or-question) denotes choice and is spoken with a rising intonation in the first part and a falling intonation in the second part.

The questions she asks me are all alternative questions — no matter what I answer, I'm always half wrong, the younger one thought (that was one excuse).

It has a number of advantages over alternative question formats.

Our finding about the relationship between migration desire and SWB is robust to an alternative SWB question.

New guidelines like the recent 2009 update of the Dutch multidisciplinary guideline for depression recommend to reserve antidepressants for patients with moderate to severe depression.[42] Therefore, an alternative interesting question is: who needs an antidepressant, and how many of the patients who need an antidepressant do actually receive an antidepressant.

"The alternative question we have recommended addresses this.