Sentence examples for in case there are questions from inspiring English sources

NYT employee: I'm keeping an eye on Slack in case there are questions, but I guess what I'll ask you is that — so you alluded earlier to a lot of, sort of, sameness, you know, among the opinions, like, across the board in media previously.

In any case, there are questions about whether the software works at all, but what is certain is that using it only furthers the cat-and-mouse ethics of teaching which can undermine classroom trust.

In the Barnes case, there were questions about forensic evidence.

In both cases there are questions about whether the laws extend to contractors working for the State Department.

I'll leave the comment section open in case there are any questions or comments.

Also, I like to be in the booth with the director and the producers, in case there are any questions or any suggestions or thoughts, that way I can address those immediately.

In case there are any questions about my credentials as a long-drive judge, I stood at the edge of the first fairway and measured the distances very carefully (from the ball back to the player) with a rangefinder.

Create a backup table in your own sign-in that you can use to show what was there before any delete occurred (in case there are any questions).

The advantage of a flexible intervention is that it can be tailored to the actual needs of the participants and, in case there are no problems or questions, the number of consultations remains limited, which will positively affect the cost-effectiveness.

When you are actually listening to the presentation, you ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO KNOW WHAT IT'S ABOUT!! Know what the presentation's about just in case there are quizzes on it, or questions.

The similarity is that in both cases there were questions raised about the way the information was obtained.