Sentence examples for further question in from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the Liberal Democrat MP Lord Stoneham asked a further question in the Lords revealing more details of the injunction which led to it being partially lifted.

A further question in the poll asked the extent to which respondents agreed with the statement: "the only reason to mention creationism in schools is to enable teachers to demonstrate why the idea is scientific nonsense".

A further question in 2013 asked on how many occasions they had purchased unbranded cigarettes and/or unbranded loose tobacco.

He said he will be writing further to the Minister and asking further questions in an effort to have the reports published.

Cut out of a controversial funding deal which looks set to be further questioned in the coming months, now is the time for the public to have a voice.

While Judge Saint-Vil's ruling allows eight of the Americans to leave Haiti on the condition that they return to the country to answer further questions in the case, it requires that Laura Silsby, the Idaho businesswoman who led the group, and her live-in nanny, Charisa Coulter, remain in jail to answer questions about traveling to Haiti before the Jan . 12 earthquake

The identification of which opens some further questions in the case of a city.

The lazy-start theory includes the assumption that the first appearing question is answered incorrectly more often than the further questions in general.

In addition, further questions in the field will be pondered, including the phenotypic and functional overlap between pericytes and culture-derived MSC, and the concept of pericytes as efficient producers of differentiation factors to speed tissue repair.

In-depth semi-structured interviews were used (Cohen et al. 2011), which allow interviewers to be flexible and adaptive in terms of posing and probing with further questions in order to gain a deeper understanding of the topic.

But he remains torn on the further questions in this area -- in particular whether, as (a) implies, there will be cases in which the interpretation of non-linguistic art will transcend the interpretation of any associated language or, as (b) implies, it will always be dependent on and restricted by the interpretation of associated language.