Sentence examples for fully answer the question from inspiring English sources

Viewers were directed to learn more on a "Web Only" report that still didn't fully answer the question.

She goes on to "more fully answer" the question she was originally asked, about why she continues her campaign.

29] by Sheila Melvin and Jindong Cai, on the popular revival of Cultural Revolution operas in China, but the article missed an opportunity to fully answer the question posed by its headline.

But no one seems able to fully answer the question of why shoppers and diners in Britain are so much more worried about a hint of horse meat than European neighbors in France, the Netherlands and elsewhere who eat their steeds with equanimity.

The panel did not fully answer the question, but said potential revenue sources included raising up to $10 billion from some manner of tax on airline flights and international shipping, $10 billion from a tax on financial transactions and $10 billion taken from the fuel subsidies provided by some developed nations.

"We fully answer the question 'What's for dinner tonight?'.

Like many others, Jaffin acknowledged that the military has fallen short, that it cannot fully answer the questions of couples like Mark and Heather Litynski, let alone resolve their problems.

While neither candidate's response -- in my opinion -- fully answered the question, both responses provide a glimpse into the candidates' different perspectives.

But this does not fully answer the original question.

In general, neither theories of process and meaning nor existing studies fully answer the classic question of whether or not disputes brought to courts are cases.

The analyses of all data used an iterative and circular process [ 30], where the researcher (KM) moved from one data source to another to fully answer the research question (Fig.  1).