Sentence examples for answering the first question from inspiring English sources

Answering the first question is, for once, relatively straightforward.

Although she received little help, she has succeeded in answering the first question.

(Ms. Taylor mentions Glenn Kramon in answering the first question; he is a Times editor who works on enterprise stories).

Answering the first question involves defining a set of "boundaries": activities inside the ropes are included, those outside are not.

Answering the first question — did Detective Isnora have reason to believe two men were going for a gun? — seems somewhat clearer than the second.

After answering the first question reasonably, he said "nah" to the second and "possibly, but I doubt it" to third before getting up and rushing out.

But forecasters are much worse at answering the second question.

For answering the second question histological OA scoring served as an endpoint.

"Yes," they answer the first question on their list.

As he answered the first question, another Met went down.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: You should have answered the first question.