Sentence examples for because the same question from inspiring English sources

But were a poll to compare the responses of Ph.D.s and high-school dropouts to the same question, or were a poll to compare the responses of Ph.D.s ten years ago with the responses of Ph.D.s today, then, he believes, a meaningful result can be obtained: because the same question is used for the two separate groups, whatever prejudicial effect its wording might have will be cancelled out.

This is because the same question been translated into different languages could have generated different meaning depending on the different cultural background (Solano-Flores et al. 2009).

Usually, the same questioner then shrieks the same question because the witness has given no cogent answer, but is, instead, sitting at the witness table with the expression of someone who just emerged from a long coma.

The family surely has much to discuss, because it faces the same question the Graham family did: Would The Times be better off both journalistically and financially under different ownership?

Reporters giggled admiringly when he calmly walked out of a press conference because someone had asked the same question – something about dedicated penalty takers – too many times.

"Because I ask myself the same question all the time: why are we the only ones still here?" The building is no longer made of wood; it has burned down too many times.

Because Santa usually asks the same question the stranger posed, "So, what do you want Santa to bring you this year for Christmas?" Santa, as far as I know, does not ask, "What do you want Santa to bring you for Hanukkah?" Nor should he.

"I'm not the right person to ask, because I'm asking the same question.

The sensitivity analyses are reasonable because they: 1) address the same question as the primary analysis, under different assumptions; 2) may or may not lead to different conclusions; and 3) involve different assumptions which may be plausible, although some may be less so: there is genuine uncertainty about the most plausible assumption [ 16].

"I have the same question, because this is waterlogged," he said.

"But I have the guarantees that it will be done OK, because I have put forward the same question".