Sentence examples for connected questions from inspiring English sources

And it raises two familiar, closely connected questions.

Such moves – joined last week by comparable tax plans in Palo Alto and Mountain View – add to the noise around two connected questions.

I was inspired by an article published by philosopher Linda Martín Alcoff called "The Problem of Speaking for Others," which led me to a series of connected questions about what it means to speak for others in particular contexts, and the distinctions Alcoff makes between speaking for others and speaking about others.

Timon is reported as telling us that in order to be happy, one must pay attention to three connected questions: first, what are things like by nature?

Instead, I shall turn on a dime to address two connected questions: How did we get to that sorry state where great institutions topple, and what should be done?

Vanity Fair recently ran an article titled "It's Tartt -- but Is It Art?", an irritating headline for an only slightly less irritating piece raising a smattering of tenuously connected questions: "Is The Goldfinch a book that is resonating with critics and readers alike?" (Yes).

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.

The 52 respondents (49 for the Well-Connected question) gave answers for all 68 TRN members; i.e. we had outgoing ties for 52 and incoming ties for 68 members.

A connected research question is whether the touchscreen shift in attribute focus to more tangible dimensions can be moderated by environmental variables.

The answers to connected open-ended questions concerning adaptation options are discussed in the Additional file 1. Final scores were created per effect; assigning 5 points for each time selected as most relevant, 4 points for second-most relevant, et cetera.