The phrase "are all answerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing accountability or responsibility among a group of people or entities.
Example: "In this organization, all team members are all answerable for their contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "are all accountable" or "are all responsible".
In Miller's work, there is such a thing as society and we are all answerable to it.
Grant a greater role for ex officio voting members of the Board, the Governor, Lt. Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the Speaker of the Assembly, who are all answerable to voters and to the public at large and could keep the state legislature and executive branch informed about the decisions being handed down; 3).
They're not all answerable".
Even then, he is hazy on how those regulations will be enforced since they will all be technically answerable to him, rather than the local authority, via whatever funding mechanism is responsible for distributing large sums of our money to these self-selecting groups.
I don't think it's an answerable question.
The motif of dead birds may seem a fragile vehicle of catharsis before such a hideously dark side of human existence, until we realize that the decaying birds together with the verdant landscapes remind us that all nature and history are answerable to such all-encompassing principles as eternal demise and renewal.
Quine argued that the distinction could not be sustained: all statements are, in principle, answerable to experience, and, conversely, all statements can be maintained in the face of experience as long as we adjust other parts of our picture of the world.
-- that aren't answerable in realistic terms.
Questions that are easily answerable generally are.
The First Brigade is Bush's force: they are not answerable to Congress or to the Governors of states: they are answerable to the Commander in Chief.
