Sentence examples for describe questions from inspiring English sources

He would not, however, go so far as to describe questions about Hillary Clinton's emails as a "Republican plot".

Weinberg (1972) used the term "trans-science" to describe "questions that can be stated in scientific terms but are in principle beyond the proficiency of science to answer," and used low-dose extrapolation to illustrate trans-science.

Pupils get good, very good, at knowing a four-mark question from a six-mark question, a describe question from a compare question.

However, he described questions about his mayoral ambitions as "tiring".

The second example describes questions occurring in the design and the operation of a solids production process.

Dacre described questions as irrelevant and at one point said loudly: "I'm not going to answer any more questions on that particular point".

He described questions about fraud and the Homeland Security Department's administrative capacity as "a legitimate concern". But he said the consensus on employers would make a big difference.

Bayliss also issued his latest endorsement of Alastair Cook's continuation as captain beyond the current series, describing questions on the subject as a "pain in the backside".

Second, we describe how questions were collected via web search and how the irrelevant questions were filtered out.

First, we describe how questions were generated from the biology knowledge base.

Shorthand term coined to describe a question posed by Tam Dalyell, once Labour MP for West Lothian.