Sentence examples for commonest question from inspiring English sources

"WHAT did we go to the polls for?" is the commonest question being asked by politically-minded Austrians.

The commonest question I get is, 'Do your family object to you exaggerating them for commercial gain?' Well, if I exaggerated my family it would be unwatchable.

Commonest question asked is "How many trips do you make a day?" (4 or 5) Sight arousing most interest is the Sert ceiling painting in the lobby of the RCA Bldg.

There is a huge industry [behind the treatment of back pain] with around 200 different types of treatment and the commonest question is: how do you decide what is effective and what is not?

Thoreau answers a surprisingly large number of the commonest questions that get thrown at me all the time.

In my years of caring for pregnant women before we had scans to determine the sex of their babies, this was one of the commonest questions they asked.

It's one of the commonest questions that I am asked about design, and it is easy to see why, because the two words are so often confused.

The chapters each begin with one of the 20 commonest questions we've been asked in schools and colleges over the past decade, which we then go on to answer.

The commonest clinical question is whether these are benign adenomas or malignant primary or secondary masses.

"It is not if but when" is the commonest answer to the question, "Will political violence resume?"Barely two years after a grubby election that left 1,500 Kenyans dead and several hundred thousand homeless, the country is still dangerously adrift.

For example, as part of the Participatory Action Research a wide range of stakeholders developed affinity diagrams and the commonest theme for responses to a question about the aims of the chiropractic service was: ' For the Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service to be a recognised place that the community can go to get pain relief without medications'.