Sentence examples for answer to an inquiry from inspiring English sources
Take his answer to an inquiry about the future role of engineering.
As to one creditor the estoppel is predicated upon the fact that, in answer to an inquiry, he recommended that the receiver in bankruptcy complete the contract.
This compares favorably with the 484 alien smuggling prosecutions brought there during the entirety of fiscal year 2005". And the letter goes on, "This was in answer to an inquiry I made.
The only threat alleged is the ruling that the Carriers Taxing Act is applicable to this railroada ruling made in answer to an inquiry by the Attorney General of the State.
In answer to an inquiry about the impact of Brexit upon the economy, it is not enough to say, as Johnson did, that the level of employment "might" fall ("Well, it might or it might not").
An undergraduate at an Eastern-seaboard university received a letter in answer to a curricular inquiry he had made.
The New Yorker, February 19 , 1955P. 28 An undergraduate at an Eastern-seaboard university received a letter in answer to a curricular inquiry he had made.
Add the soft, unhurried waddle of the lad's gait, plus the seconds that tick by as he ponders the answer to a simple inquiry, and you start to wonder if Terri is less of a student than a sleepwalker.
By A. Mogulescu and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, February 19 , 1955P. 28 An undergraduate at an Eastern-seaboard university received a letter in answer to a curricular inquiry he had made.
Only the most verbally dexterous can immediately formulate a perfect answer to a complex inquiry, so "TAVGQ" is a reflexive placeholder, preventing dead air or the dreaded, drawn-out "ummm...," while an answer, or perhaps a diversion to a less fraught topic, develops in some other portion of the brain.
But Suo's movie shows a world in which the answer to such an inquiry is more likely to be "Are you kidding?" The main character, a middle-aged businessman called Shohei Sugiyama (Koji Yakusho), leads a life of flawless regularity until, one night, riding home on the train, he sees a young woman standing at a high window.
