Sentence examples for connected question from inspiring English sources

And it raises the connected question of whether Jones himself, a prominent, well-connected figure who knows powerful people on first-name terms, counts as part of the Establishment, or an establishment, anyway.

A connected question concerns the use of raw scores as proxies for latent traits in applied research.

It's also smarter about connecting questions.

We'll finish off this topic looking back to earlier attempts to connect questions of authority and obligation to the existence of institutions.

She had two recommendations: addressing viewers in a video on the home page ("to move forward that first meeting in the office") and coming up with "connecting questions" to bring in my to-be-determined target demographic.

Åqvist (1965) connects questions with speaker knowledge rather than hearer knowledge by proposing that to ask a question is to command the hearer to cause the speaker to know the question's answer.

As his definition of ontology as "the doctrine of what is predicated as being" (Rickert 1934b, 54) already suggests, ontological questions are deeply connected to questions about judgment and predication.

They also explore whether social media makes us more or less connected — a question that may drive future research into loneliness.

This is particularly true of teachers who see constantly connected students question their teachings and of educational institutions, especially the smallest and least known.

We don't need every dot connected, every question answered... we want action... and that includes those among us who consider themselves "undecided".

Beginning with our Invitations, readers will be invited to Connect, Question, Contemplate, and Create alongside the text.