Sentence examples for drawing questions from inspiring English sources

America tests new citizens by drawing questions from a sample list of 100 that is heavy on patriotism and constitutional principle.

The slow sales of lots, and the resistance to the boxlike structures are drawing questions and doubts from the Mayos themselves.

Over the years, the board leaned more heavily on the discretionary awards — and not just in emergency cases — drawing questions about whether the process was open to influence by politically connected developers.

Arrange desks in a circle, and use the questions that students submitted in the initial classroom activity to foster discussion by drawing questions out of the hat or bag.

This prompted a discussion about the level of damage indicated by The Times's survey map, drawing questions like "How bad are the blue areas?" and "Is it just damage to buildings?" It was important for students to be able to analyze the map, interacting individually with a more dynamic representation of flooding.

This work presents innovative cybernetics (feedback) techniques based on Bayesian statistics for drawing questions from an Item Bank towards personalized multi-student improvement.

But these changes have drawn questions about sustainability.

And that could draw questions from federal authorities.

The structure of the deal with Bristol-Myers might also draw questions.

Another area that drew questions from the I.R.S. was online fund-raising.

There is also a sympathetic accounting of the impact of Reagan's economic policies that has drawn questions from Democrats and economic historians.