Sentence examples for dropped a question from inspiring English sources
Murray rallied to win the second set in a tiebreaker after losing the first, but he then pulled the plug on the match and dropped a question mark on the near future.
The BBC was accused of censorship on Thursday after its BBC3 debate show Free Speech dropped a question about being Muslim and gay at the request of the mosque where it was being filmed.
My plan for addressing my nagging guilt from that long-ago date in Maine was to get myself chosen by Mimi and then, once the preliminaries were out of the way, drop a question on her along the lines of, "So, do you ever watch 'Law & Order'?" Unfortunately, she chose someone else, a good-looking British fellow who seemed unlikely to have ever been near a crime scene.
► The U.S. Census Bureau announced this week that it won't drop a question about college majors, or several other questions, from its annual American Community Survey.
A proposal to drop a question about college education from a large annual government survey would make it a lot harder for the National Science Foundation NSFF) to track trends in the U.S. scientific workforce.
► Also on Thursday, Mervis reported on "[a] proposal to drop a question about college education" from the American Community Survey, which the Census Bureau uses "to collect housing and demographic information from some 3.5 million people".
Additionally, we have set the criteria for dropping a question in the second and subsequent rounds (see figure 2).
Along the way, it dropped a provision called "the previous question motion," which allowed a senator to hold a majority vote to end debate on a question, and, in so doing, dropped the only way to stop a group of senators from talking.
How much the flow might drop is a question fraught with uncertainty.
Cattle class Peace dropping slow A question that can no longer be avoided ReprintsMost of the extra output in financial services has been exported.
Cattle class Peace dropping slow A question that can no longer be avoided ReprintsSpending more to relieve crowding will appeal to cramped commuters.
