Sentence examples for express questions from inspiring English sources
Smith told the campus community Wednesday that they could use an anonymous online form to express questions, concerns or information about the incident, and that the university would host a forum soon to discuss the issues.
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Ensure you know how to express questions, affirmative and negative statements in the past, present and future using the 20 most common regular and irregular verbs.
After two panels reviewing the site offered negative evaluations, Columbia expressed questions about further investment.
A1 Bush Nominee Under Scrutiny A growing chorus of conservatives have cast skepticism on President Bush's selection of Harriet E. Miers for the Supreme Court, expressing questions on her conservatism.
"Many senators have expressed questions and some doubt in their confidence, as it relates to the governor's affairs," West Virginia Senate President Mitch Carmichael (Republican) tells Forbes.
"The proposal about which we're expressing questions is from some of the LDCs requesting a permanent exclusion for LDCs from TRIPS obligations," USTR spokeswoman Carol Guthrie told HuffPost.
Residents of the study community expressed questions and concerns about the transmission potential of AIVs from influenza-infected wild birds to subsistence hunters.
There's no disputing that tackling their extremely serious subject matter, they've put their hearts into the endeavor now at the Longacre, but their result does raise an often expressed question about what subjects can and can't be -- what subjects should and shouldn't be -- musicalized.
"Because Sigma is a query editor, you can express any question or query or analysis of your business data," Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison told me in a phone interview this week.
Yet without a vocabulary -- Christian or otherwise -- to express those questions, it's hard to find lasting resolution or peace.
