Sentence examples for be met by asking from inspiring English sources

The claim that the Orange prize is sexist can be met by asking which literary prize, apart from the Nobel, places no restrictions on entry.

We determined whether criterion A was met by asking participants to share de-identified pre- and post-test data they had collected in a large active-learning class.

The IRB ensures the first standard is met by asking whether all nontherapeutic procedures are necessary to answer the study question and, if possible, by identifying procedures that might equally well piggyback on routine clinical interventions.

Visitors to Raploch in Stirling will often be met by a small voice asking: "What do you play?" The children here just assume everyone has an instrument, that everyone plays something.

We arrived at our campsite to be met by the cheerful owner who asked if I would like him to buy me some wellies in Redruth.

The chaplain was chaperoning a child from Guantánamo to Jacksonville, and as he was taking the child to a building at the airport to be met by another adult, he was asked whether he had any luggage.

What possible cultural need, one might ask, could be met by such a project?

He had radioed ahead, officials said, and asked to be met by police officers.

Then I would ask myself whether that need could be met by friends, or by work.

Ask your family member's doctor what specific needs will have to be met by a facility.

At nearly every stop in New Hampshire, Mrs. Clinton, the junior senator from New York, has been greeted warmly but has been met by skeptical voters asking pointedly about her 2002 vote authorizing the use of force in Iraq.