Sentence examples for define question from inspiring English sources

We were aware of this problem and tried to define question templates which should be general enough for several discussion domains.

"We live in a time when our failure to define questions properly has delayed our progress and harmed health," he says.

Specifically, in conjunction with collecting measurements, we asked the community to define questions they wanted answered and the way in which they wanted to receive study results.

As Seton tells me in his Newtown studio: "This is a defining question asked of our generation.

It is the defining question of the immigrant, one that echoes through the memory of this city.

It's the defining question for college students — and the cliché that's launched a thousand friendships and romances.

A defining question arises that goes beyond the fabric to the people: will the new surburbanites change or be changed by their new surroundings?

It's a defining question to New Yorkers, whose identities and allegiances can be reflected in the smallest of things, from a Cyclones sweatshirt to the 212 area code.

As a result, she was never sure of her party: "Is he one of us?" became the defining question of the next 11 years.

He made some mistakes and he failed to articulate an overarching narrative for Obamanomics, but on the defining question of the age how to react to the financial crisis of 2008 Summers got things largely right.

In a sense, this difference with Jacobs illuminates the Quito Papers' defining question: how to design cities that provide structure and empower people to create and control their own lives.