Sentence examples for cold questions from inspiring English sources

Along with admiration for the musicians' yeoman work in the cold, questions had swirled in the classical music world about whether Mr. Ma and Mr. Perlman would use their valuable cello and violin in the subfreezing weather.

The questions relating to breathlessness whilst wheezing and wheeze in the absence of a cold (questions 3.1 and 3.2) are conditional on the reporting of wheeze at any time (question 3) and therefore although the model for the prediction of asthma probability requires them, it is difficult to place a clinical interpretation on their values.

He even laughed off the cold question.

"If they think they have a good case, and it's not about credibility, and it's not about sympathy," he said, "it's a cold question of the reasonableness of the police reaction, and the reasonableness of the police officers, and you have a judge who's sympathetic to those arguments, I'd still be scared to death".

Notwithstanding the heroic Muslim historiography about Islam's lightning expansion in its early centuries, for the ancient world conversion must have been a cold question of risk and return, as Zoroastrians, Christians, Jews and Manicheans found perfectly sound reasons (tax exemptions, employment possibilities under arms) to submit to the new religion.

I began with a few dutiful Cold War questions.

Revenge may be a dish best served cold; the question is, where should it be served?

In itself, it does not, for the heat (or, rather, the cold) in question is being redistributed, not retained.

(i) Category 1 (Common Cold, CC) Question: "Suppose you have a temperature of 38.5 degrees Celsius, feel lethargic from head to toe and visit a medical institution as an outpatient.

And we've been with the United Nations through NATO and the cold war, on questions of post-Soviet trans-Atlantic order and a variety of other issues.

3. Terry Allen, "Little Sandy" (1996) Allen's "Human Remains" is one of the hidden treasures of outlaw, off-kilter country music, and this song, which prominently features a cold wind, raises questions of comfort, loneliness, and spirituality.