Sentence examples for be an answerable from inspiring English sources

If China achieves the rule of law that it avowedly seeks, this will someday be an answerable question.

I don't think it's an answerable question.

So here is an answerable public-policy question: What can we do to identify these dangerous malcontents and keep ­military-grade weaponry out of their hands?

(Less heroically, Loeser also handled the revelation that Bloomberg, who often rides the subway to work, is driven to the subway stop in his official S.U.V., unlike the average rider. "Who is the average Manhattan subwaygoer? I don't think it's an answerable question," Loeser said).

A user is a librarian or a clinician; a question is an answerable clinical question, submitted by a user; a response is text associated with a question and submitted by a user (e.g., a librarian's answer to a question, a physician's addendum to a question or evaluation of the usefulness of the librarian's answer).

No show of this kind is a dictionary answerable from A to Z.

So You Think You Can Dance is a challenge answerable only with a big leap or a triple pirouette -- not with a sensibility or a gesture or a motion consciousness like a bird's knowledge of wind.

For Dickens, though, that's not an answerable question.

The decision-making process used at Oxford's Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine starts with a crucial first step the situation confronting the practitioner must be framed as an answerable question.

There can be a team of people working on a task (see resources) but one person has to be answerable to a task being completed on time.

If you were the boss of, say, HSBC's unit in Mexico you were a mini-emperor, answerable to almost nobody.