Sentence examples for besides questions from inspiring English sources

And besides questions of output, the Asian Network also represents a ­valuable resource for the rest of the BBC: a pool of often very talented ­producers and presenters with ­knowledge of one of Britain's fastest-growing communities.

Van Biesen et al. explained that besides questions of organization, there are mainly two frontline reasons for not initiating PD: either the patients refuse it or the doctors are reluctant to propose PD [ 3, 14].

Besides questions of categorization, the program officers debated questions of tactics.

Besides questions about how much open space should remain, the density of development and public access, questions also arise about what the developments should look like.

Besides questions about the new trial, there are also questions about why Pfizer did not disclose the data on Bextra earlier.

Besides questions that Mr. Gingrich has raised recently about taxpayer-paid abortions under "Romneycare," aides indicated they were weighing ads charging that the Massachusetts health care law signed by Mr. Romney had driven companies like Fidelity out of state.

Joe: So is the officer required to do anything besides question me to "confirm or deny" his reasonable suspicions, like, say, run a criminal background check on me for warrants, or run my license and license plate number to see if I'm licensed and/or if the car I'm driving is registered, stolen, and so on?

And besides many questions about his policies, the Sandinists themselves have been dogged by corruption scandals since they left office.Mr Bolaños's difficulties began with his pursuit of Mr Alemán.

So, besides the questions listed by Green as quoted in section 5 above, issues such as the following three (see others in Finnis 2002) are treated by natural law theory as integral to legal science, theory or philosophy.

Class periods were very similar in terms of expectations for student participation and the engagement of students in other in-class activities besides clicker questions.

Observational transversal quantitative survey using a questionnaire, which was built by the authors and consisted of two parts: the first part contains the student's personal data, besides some questions about knowledge, self use and willing to recommend the therapies; the second part is about the beliefs and attitudes toward complementary therapies.