Sentence examples for connected to the question from inspiring English sources

"It's connected to the question of whether this is going to cost Latino votes," he said.

In this text, the question of how to respond to the suffering associated with love and loss is closely connected to the question of how to live in relation to God.

It's all interesting, if occasionally a little hard to follow and, it has to be said, only very tenuously connected to the question I had asked, which, as far as I can remember, was about his musical influences in the mid-60s.

This question is connected to the question of category.

These two topics are directly connected to the question, whether and how the STM tip affects the local electrochemical kinetics.

One is epistemic, connected to the question whether or not logic is a priori, or rather a general but still empirical discipline.

Erik Ohlsen, 22, a teacher from San Francisco, said that the attacks were connected to the questions of globalization that have drawn large protests in recent years at meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

I would recommend reading the 40 directives of the people – it's really interesting to see how the demands have widened to include a lot of people who aren't obviously connected to the questions of fuel taxes.

But as I said earlier, I think there is a connection there (and this is connected to the previous question about free time): because I procrastinate, having a regular column really helps.

This is connected to the perplexing question of choices.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: So this is, in a way, connected to the last question.