Sentence examples for exactly this question from inspiring English sources

A recent study published in Current Biology looked at exactly this question.

In the past, the team behind Tor has responded to exactly this question, denying that the anonymity tool is an obstacle to police investigating criminal activities.

But it is not impossible that The Economist will be writing another explainer on exactly this question in a decade's time.Dig deeper: Scotland's place in the UK is settled.

Economist David Touve has been applying his knowledge to exactly this question, in an attempt to provide useful data on how streaming payouts may compare to download sales over time.

It is exactly this question that we try to answer in this paper, for some special classes of domains.

Labeling the fetus a "pre-born infant" or a "person"—as some of the attempts to pass so-called personhood amendments have tried to do begs exactly this question.

It does have implications for absolute pricing, and the focus of rational/irrational debate is exactly on this question.

"We will start reaching out to members states exactly on this question of more female police contingents," he said, citing the the example of Liberia, where an all-female unit was hailed as a success.

Less than a fortnight later, it transpired that this was exactly the question going through his mind.

This was exactly the question being asked on Wednesday afternoon when Lowe tweeted that he inside information on the imminent retirement of the Indianapolis Colts' quarterback.

I explored exactly that question in this column back in February, ironically, addressing Republican threats to impeach Hillary Clinton, then the odds-on favorite to win the presidency, over her use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.