Sentence examples for beginning of questions from inspiring English sources

Adaptations in the formulation at the beginning of questions 1, 3, 6, 10, 11, and 12 of the scale descriptions emphasise the need for a standardised translation process.

During the consensus conference (stage 4) the wordings at the beginning of questions 1, 3, 6, 10, 11, and 12 were again modified to avoid the implication that patients have to have pain after whiplash injury, and if so that it should be on a high level, e.g. question 3: the original WDQ asks: "How much do your whiplash symptoms interfere…".

Abbott told parliament of the decisions at the beginning of question time.

Abbott, who said earlier that he would not seek to undermine the new leader upon his return to the backbench, was not in the chamber to hear the tributes at the beginning of question time.

Are doctors beginning to question the use of these drugs now?

I'm beginning to question the importance of art in this world these days.

Thus the festival is already beginning to question the impact of its own success.

"The people of Belgium were beginning to question the team," Sablon said.

"They're really beginning to question the boundaries of those experiences".

But, people are beginning to question the logic of letting a woman lead the country.

They are beginning to "question the viability of free universal healthcare".