Sentence examples for change questions from inspiring English sources

Although global rating of change questions are easy to administer the reliability of such methods is questionable.

A team press attache tried to change questions back toward her performance on Sunday, but that wasn't much help.

"There cannot be a solution to the global climate change questions without China being integrally involved," Mr. Schell said.

On the larger message of change, questions seemed to crystallize on Thursday in an exchange between Mr. Romney and Glen Johnson, an Associated Press reporter.

But these investment choices raise uncomfortable questions about his status as a climate hero, as well as his 2014 appointment as a UN special envoy for cities and climate change (questions Bloomberg has not answered, despite my repeated requests).

There were to be no questions for Fallon about Portsmouth, however – principally because he was appearing at energy and climate change questions in the capacity of his other job: minister of state for energy.

I have a climate change question and that affects Tasmania, says one reporter.

"Those of us concerned about climate change know that nuclear power, if it's safe, can make a significant contribution to the climate change question.

On another occasion a GCSE student covered a whole page in calculations trying to work out a simple percentage change question.

Scientific knowledge is tentative and subject to change (question 4).

A recent review of this change questioned the stringency of this requirement.