Sentence examples for answering are from inspiring English sources
The people answering are, Hilary Bass, Michael Thomas, David Lachapelle, Julie Lovrinc, Sharon Havers, and Douglas Cooper.
We might assume those answering are bent on galactic domination or, perhaps less likely, that they are peaceful when in fact they're nasty.
Not much larger than a can of mixed nuts, the sleek mini-monolith awakens with a tap; play, pause, volume and call answering are controlled with taps and swipes on its unmarked top.
Tactical ways to address questions you aren't comfortable answering are, "That's a great question, give me a day or so to do some research and I'll report back," or, "I haven't approached my research from that perspective, I'll be sure to it — great suggestion".
Questions that need answering are how often training should take place (once a day, once a week, once a month, every six months, or every year), and how it should be dosed (focussing on one item in a scenario such as bimanual uterine compression, or a full scenario such as PPH due to uterine atony).
The answers are intertwined.
Most answers are useless.
Easy answers are lacking.
