Sentence examples for commonplace inquiries from inspiring English sources
Although they appear deceptively simple, these commonplace inquiries could lead to potential pitfalls -- an outcome you'll want to be sure to avoid! #1 Background probe Most interviewers begin the conversation with an open-ended question to get you talking about yourself.
The austerity extends to the bibliography: Wainwright has not published a great deal, and what he does publish makes no effort to ingratiate itself with the reader – which brings us to The Reasoner, a book that at times seems hardly to care whether or not it's a collection of poems or a series of lightly versified ruminations, a commonplace book of unanswerable inquiries.
Commonplace day-care infractions rarely attract the inquiry of prosecutors, but widely accepted research now suggests that an unstimulating environment impedes a child's brain development.
Several justices said states were entitled to enact such provisions, which make mandatory inquiries to federal authorities from local police officers that are already commonplace.
Terry's inquiries suggest that he is after something more complicated than the commonplace 'scumbag with a gun' that Arrango takes the perpetrator to be.
Inquiries are under way in more than 10 countries, mostly in Europe, and raids have become commonplace enough that Coke officials in Spain described them yesterday as "established procedure".
It is a commonplace, moreover, that our privacy is peculiarly menaced by the evolution of modem society, with its burgeoning technologies of surveillance and inquiry.
Inquiries: Hughes Klaiber.
Humanistic Commonplace Book.
