Sentence examples for including a question from inspiring English sources

Labor has warned that including a question on how consumers feel about extending private health insurance to cover GP visits means that they are effectively "ripping apart Medicare".

That ill-fated effort was bedeviled with missteps, including a question about climate change clumsily planted with an Iowan college student.

Following a second divorce, Gazzara worked for a decade in Italy, returning to the US only for lucrative TV movies, including A Question of Honour (1982), A Letter to Three Wives and the Aids drama An Early Frost (both 1985), as well as the film Road House (1989).

First mooted eight years ago as part of the corporation's efforts to better represent the UK outside of London, the steel and glass BBC North complex is now home to 1,300 staff, and programmes including A Question of Sport, Mastermind and Dragons' Den.

The Office for National Statistics ONSS) will reveal findings from the 2011 Census on a variety of topics, including a question on national identity for the first time, as well as ethnicity, religion, migration and health.

There are many issues here, including a question about why we should care.

For much of the campaign, Mr. Obama's highest priced events were intimate, two-hour dinners for a few dozen wealthy guests, including a question-and-answer session.

Organizers of the forum announced last week that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi would also attend, and released a schedule giving her top billing, including a question-and-answer session titled "One-on-One Conversation With a Leader".

Sunday at 1 p.m., "Afro-Rican-Jazz," featuring lecture and demonstration with the trombonist-composer-arranger William Cepeda; at 2 30 p.m., "Jazz, Jam and Jive," jam session and performance by all the musicians above, including a question-and-answer session afterward.

The specific drug is crystal meth, the powerfully addictive form of methamphetamine known on the street as speed or crank, and the medium for the message is rap, accompanied by spoken word and hip-hop music in an intermissionless 60-minute show, including a question-and-answer session.

"I neglected to include a question mark on my last question," says Ian Copestake.