Sentence examples for better question than from inspiring English sources

For example, Muslims may take only one wife.A better question than which principle takes precedence is whether Mr Obama could have avoided the collision altogether by taking evasive action.

But maybe a better question than "What would Life look like if it were invented in 2007?" is "How did Milton Bradley come to invent a game of life in the first place?" How, in other words, did Life begin?

Perhaps a better question than "What is the value?" of this explosion of advanced statistics is "Why now?" That shows both the opportunity and why many companies are scared about missing out.

But Sgt. Chris Murphy, who compiles crime statistics at the precinct, says that a better question than why shootings were up last year is "Why were they down for so long?" A few blocks north of where most of the newly arrived artists live, longtime residents refer to their neighborhood as the ghetto.

The better question than 'Is Adrià an artist?' may be this: what does it say about our expectations of art if food can meet them so easily?

He wondered if Amanda would realize that the question was his and a rather better question than the others that had been asked so far.

But no Justice asked better questions than Alito.

"What I'm very aware of," he said, "is that we've got better questions than answers".

Her remarks came on a night when the hashtag #Ask HerMoretrended on Twitter, encouraging journalists to ask actresses better questions than which designer created their outfit.

Her remarks came on a night when the hashtag #Ask HerMoretrended on Twitter, encouraging journalists to ask actresses better questions than simply which designer created her outfit.

They usually seek granular policy details and ask better questions than anyone else, but they also seem much more harried, as if fearful to face the boss, ever the micromanager, without the answers he wants.