Sentence examples for in a different question from inspiring English sources

So if a person misses a definition, the same word may come up in a different question, several questions later.

In fact, in a different question in the same poll, just 23 percent said abortion should be illegal in all circumstances.

The researchers said that while the reflux reflex might well serve as a defense mechanism — helping to repel nest predators like snakes and rodents — they were interested in a different question: whether the parents could detect the olfactory cry of alarm, and if so, how they reacted.

No doubt, there is a long and worthy debate to be had about whether watching the video of Foley's death is a right that we have, but I'm more interested in a different question altogether.

But in Bangkok, a different question is being asked: does the real threat to regional stability in Southeast Asia today come from outside Thailand's border -- or inside it?

But, in answer to a different question in the study, majority of participants expressed willingness to take part in future research, which may mean that although drug trials and interventions are perceived to be harmful in some sense, people are keen to take part in other areas of research perceived to be less harmful.

"It is about a group of people who got trained in Afghanistan, but whether they were trying to commit attacks in Europe is a different question," he said.

Understanding the conditions under which egalitarian work structures emerge in organizations is a different question to why humans evolved the capacity for egalitarianism in the first place.

Whether a Feingold victory would boost the cause of campaign-finance reform in Washington is a different question.

I received a rambling non-answer, that did not even seek to address my enquiry, but was written as if in response to a different question.

In Washington, though, a different question is being asked by those who make their living running campaigns: When can we start again?