Sentence examples for indirect enquiry from inspiring English sources
It is imbued with not only textual/discoursal meaning – it draws attention to Monroe and serves to begin an exchange – but with experiential meaning, in that it is effectively a comment on the amount of food on Ben's tray, an oblique comment on the fact that this is not Ben's usual practice, and an oblique and indirect enquiry into whether there is something going wrong in Ben's life.
The Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries classifies suicides as indirect maternal deaths 19, in contrast to studies strictly applying the ICD-rules 2, 25 that classify suicides as coincidental deaths.
More delicately, teacher enquiries may be literal, which expect learners simply to recall knowledge, or inferential, which ask them infer an indirect relation between the question and the expected response.
Yet the 1997 1999 Confidential Enquiry in the UK found that indirect deaths now account for more maternal deaths than deaths due to direct causes (10).
Comprehensive enquiries into economic burden: Should include both direct and indirect costs; Must have reliable data sources for attributing costs; Must be based on population studies, not patient samples; Should preferably be planned and performed in collaboration with a health economist.
A stewards' enquiry was called.
Firstly, it is now a murder enquiry.
Consequences are often indirect.
