Sentence examples for describe the question from inspiring English sources

It has been amended to more directly describe the question Assange was responding to when he spoke of Russia's "many vibrant publications".

BRAZILIANS have a metaphor, derived from snooker, to describe the question that has faced Latin America's largest economy in recent months: is the real, their currency, the next ball to be sunk?

As several professionals of system 1 describe: "The question was, do you unthinkingly copy it.

As all searches are connected to patient-related problems we expected the queries to contain more terms to describe the question more adequately.

In this section I describe the questions of interest generally to provide a guide for future studies, illustrating the general points with the examples I use in subsequent sections.

Democrats described the question as a moral issue.

Mr. Snyder declined to say whether the insurance industry had lobbied against implementation of the 1992 law, finally describing the question as "irrelevant".

Hutton described the question of more troops for Afghanistan as a "defining issue" for the future of Nato, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this spring.

"The police think that a suspect they have apprehended knows where and when a bomb is going to go off," she said, describing the question presented in the case.

"These are tough issues, and there are issues of interest and principle that still divide the Council," said Ms. Rice, who described the question of how to treat a political transition as "one of the more difficult issues".

How is it that a statement of "what is" becomes a statement of "what ought to be?" I believe that Rorty and Rosen would re-describe the question in pragmatic terms as the difference between what was and what will be.