Sentence examples for by a question of from inspiring English sources

The "Millionaire" operative was herself stymied by a question of mine.

Sam cocks his head the way a coyote might, a coyote who's been temporarily confused by a question of biology versus morality.

Mr. Gore portrayed himself as the interventionist Democrat, the man who would be driven largely by "a question of values" and who would consider an act of genocide enough of a challenge to American interests to consider sending troops abroad.

The problem of stability of functional equations was motivated by a question of Ulam asked in 1940 and a solution to it by Hyers published in [1].

Motivated by a question of Brezis and Vázquez, we consider an Improved Hardy Inequality with best constant b, that we formally write as: −Δ⩾(N−22 21∣x∣2+bV x).

This notion, for the case where P and Q are points in R2, was introduced by Asano, Matoušek, and Tokuyama, motivated by a question of Murata in VLSI design.

This was followed by a question on the presence of bedwetting (see Additional file 1).

If I could start by addressing a question of Justice Souter with respect to the standards.

The plan went awry, he said, when Mr. Rabin began the session by posing a question of his own.

Wolfowitz often prefaces his response to questions about this issue, as he did at Annabel's and at the Aspen Institute earlier this year, by posing a question of his own.

It's a notion defined by painters – a question of balance, harmony and the positioning of the eye; "the millimetre that makes the difference" as Henri Cartier-Bresaid said.