Sentence examples for cross-cutting questions from inspiring English sources

With so many cross-cutting questions—"will UKIP gift Tory seats to Labour?", "how will the Lib Dems hold up in the south?", will more local-champion MPs hang on to seats they would otherwise lose?"—it might be past breakfast time on May 8th before the result is clear.But that is chiefly a problem for psephologists.

Because of their undefined physical scale, however, it not clear whether they in fact simulate ripples (bedforms) or dunes (landforms), raising fundamental cross-cutting questions regarding the difference between aeolian dunes, impact ripples, and subaqueous (current) ripples and dunes.

Interviewees, when responding to such questions, face cross-cutting pressures to be both responsive and evasive.

The next step was to identify an explanatory framework that helped to further explain the cross-cutting themes through asking such questions as: why did event X happen in this province alone; how did all provinces come to offer Y service in similar ways; and what were the common and different impacts of federal initiative Z across the provinces?

This data is cross-cutting across all of the research questions above and serves to illuminate our sample.

In building questions, interviewers face cross-cutting pressures to be both formally neutral and adversarial in their treatment of public figures.

But cross-cutting most of these impact indicators are questions of uneven spatial distribution in terms of where biomass has come from, which regions have borne the negative impacts, which ones benefited and what alternative ways might there be of producing biofuels [39].

It must be emphasized that foresight studies in the maritime field are still often based on a juxtaposition of disciplines, whereas the questions should be addressed in a cross-cutting and systemic way, precisely because the environment itself is in perpetual movement [50, 51].

The four main discussion themes were: 1) whether participants had personally encountered financial rewards or penalties, 2) questions regarding the acceptability of incentives, 3) questions regarding the unacceptability of financial incentives, and 4) cross-cutting themes.

Chee et al. [48] also require a fourth question to be asked: "Do the interventions have cross-cutting benefits beyond a single disease?" We did not apply this fourth criterion because our study focused on the TB services, which are organized and funded as a separate health service with a disease-specific mandate within the general health system in Uzbekistan.

The mega-flood explanation of flutings and hummocky moraine in the region is also questioned because these landforms record a regional ice flow imprint of mis-aligned and cross-cutting flow sets terminating at series of inset and locally cross-cutting and lobate transverse ridges (moraines).