Sentence examples for if questions how from inspiring English sources

Models do not replace randomized controlled trials but can extend them and enhance our knowledge by simulating clinical trials and asking "what if" questions: How much morbidity, mortality, and cost are potentially preventable?

"He abdicated responsibility years ago, and now if he questions how I spend the money I earn, I resent any commentary," she fumes.

If all this sounds as if the question "How much is too much?" has never occurred to Politico, that is because it hasn't.

But if the question "How close?" is asked, difficulties arise.

America demanded your allegiance, yet was perfectly willing to beat you "bloody down at the station" if you questioned how things worked.

If we question how the Interior Ministry and prosecution officials handle the suspicious deaths of young protesters, it could help challenge  the military crackdown now permeating Egypt.

In its turn, this question is very apt to breed the further question how, if our moral language lacks this universal jurisdiction over other societies, it can make good its claim to jurisdiction even in our society.

The study addressed another interesting question: How, if at all, do nap-dreams contribute to the critical process of memory consolidation that takes place during sleep?

If yes, a follow up question: " How have you been personally affected by HIV/AIDS?" was asked.

If - and yes, this is still very much an if - these questions indicate how Kennedy is leaning, he could join the four liberals (who showed zero sympathy for Doma) in overturning the law.

Mobile marketing is no longer a question of "if" but of "how".