Sentence examples for corollary question from inspiring English sources

How free the President is to deny his wife what she seeks is a corollary question.

And that brings up a corollary question: What will this trend, and enormous investment, in technology mean for the clients, the people whose money is at stake?

The corollary question, with Mitt Romney's business career under attack even by staunch Republicans, is this: Is it unethical to make millions in private equity?

And there's a corollary question that often goes along with it: Will financial success necessarily come to those who follow their passions?

A corollary question I guess is: Why were you charged with the many Atomic Energy Act counts for which the penalty is life imprisonment, all of which the executive branch has now moved to dismiss and which I just dismissed?

Considering the money they make, he asked, "Why else would you do it?" "Dancer Crush," the program of which he was a part, raised a corollary question: Why would anyone want to watch them?

Corollary questions include 1) whether it would be better to (pharmacologically) treat blood glucose elevations before development of diabetes or to wait for diabetes to develop before initiation of pharmacologic diabetes treatment and 2) what should be the CVD risk factor goals for pre-diabetic individuals.

A corollary research question is whether the deployment plan is targeting the correct sector.

As a corollary, the question arises as to how such events might be impacted by HDAC inhibitors.

A corollary to the question of whether Mr. Khadr is a terrorist threat is how effective the American and Canadian counterterrorism programs are.

Coming up with a sensible, workable, albeit Russian definition of federalism is a crucial corollary to the question of statehood itself.