"hidden question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an implied question that is embedded in a sentence or phrase. For example: "I wonder if she'll come" contains a hidden question about whether she will or will not come.
There's a hidden question in "Scientists Feel Miscast in Film on Life's Origin" (front page, Sept. 27).
As early as 1907, Yitzhak Epstein, a Zionist, wrote an article called "A Hidden Question" in which he observed: "We have forgotten one small matter: There is in our beloved land an entire nation, which has occupied it for hundreds of years and has never thought to leave it".
Whether it is allowed to play that function is, and for most of our history has been, the hidden question behind most leadership battles in the House of Representatives.
Walla said simplifying the entry process for the user is definitely the goal, whether that's filling in information the system knows from other encounters or hiding questions that aren't relevant based on previous answers.
Walla said simplifying the entry process for the user is definitely the goal, whether that's filling in information the system knows from other encounters or hiding questions that aren't relevant based on previous answers.
Look through all the questions; sometimes the answer is hidden in another question.
But it's important to be alert to abuses that hide questions.
The decline extended across all regions, though Europe suffered most.Special report The gated globe Railroads and hegemons Too much of a good thing Just in case In my backyard The hidden persuaders A question of trust What kind of capitalism?
From America to Egypt, the fruits of globalisation went mostly to those at the top, causing growing resentment among the middle and working class and undermining political support for open borders.Special report The gated globe Railroads and hegemons Too much of a good thing Just in case In my backyard The hidden persuaders A question of trust What kind of capitalism?
That's why Russia is trying to build something of its own".Special report The gated globe Railroads and hegemons Too much of a good thing Just in case In my backyard The hidden persuaders A question of trust What kind of capitalism?
As guarantor of the gold standard, Britain made possible a system of fixed exchange rates, financing the deficits of some countries while absorbing the surpluses of others.Special report The gated globe Railroads and hegemons Too much of a good thing Just in case In my backyard The hidden persuaders A question of trust What kind of capitalism?
