Sentence examples for backup questions from inspiring English sources

"Should we have a couple of backup questions that are specifically about policy?" he asked, tentatively.

How does she start?" Continue with backup questions such as "What else do you think you need to do?" or "What does he/she do next?" If the child does not respond or responds only minimally, move to the next elicitation strategy.

The other advantage of polling the audience in advance is that you can create a backup list of questions for a Q&A in case the audience is hesitant to ask these questions in person.

Whether Talbot is good enough to play 15 to 20 games as Henrik Lundqvist's backup is a question, but he sounded confident Tuesday.

Elizabeth Shapiro, the Justice Department lawyer representing the White House, said the machinery used to copy the tapes is "not able to withstand the amount of copying" necessary for the 3,000 backup tapes in question.

Although your team may have done a great job of recovering a crashed, aging server, your bosses also expected you to have proper backup and may question why you hadn't replaced the server sooner.

While Testaverde was answering questions, his backup, Ray Lucas, chimed in, "We're 6-2, get off his case".

The intruders also obtained the security questions and backup email addresses used to reset lost passwords — valuable information for someone trying to break into other accounts owned by the same user, and particularly useful to a hacker seeking to break into government computers around the world.

If you think your hacker had a chance to scan your security questions and backup accounts, try to change these on the compromised account and on any other account that relies on the same information.

Two-thirds of the progress test questions concern backup knowledge, which raises the question whether the aim of the progress test to assess mastery of the functional knowledge that every graduating physician should possess is met (Schuwirth et al. 2010).

The identity of Anthony's backup remains an open question.