Sentence examples for inquiries how from inspiring English sources
Our communications have become more like a series of polite inquiries: "How was your weekend?", "Is your husband over the flu yet?", "Did you hear that Deb found a new job?" These days, I spend most of my time at home.
Our initial studies of the nQuire-it platform have raised issues of how to enable people to frame valid inquiries, how to engage scientists in these endeavours, and how to sustain an active community of citizen inquiry.
He had a lot to say about where we should be focusing our inquiries, how transparency can help us stop tax fraud and other ways a more public registry of tax returns could benefit most of us.
JK Rowling, the Harry Potter author, told the inquiry how unhappy she was whenever her children were photographed.
But his name usually prompts a flash of recognition, and the occasional sympathetic inquiry: "How are you doing?" "I don't know what they expect.
Every once in a while, she planned to tell the parents, she was delighted when a child made a more puerile inquiry: How does a kite fly?
An "ordinary" member of the public has told the Leveson inquiry how their life went "up in flames" after a handful of dates with a celebrity.
In a letter to her, Lavery said: "If there is no accountability within the inquiry, how can those institutions who harmed us ever be held to account.
And John Prescott, a former deputy prime minister in the Labour Party, laid out for the Leveson Inquiry how the police had repeatedly told him that he had not been a victim of phone hacking when, in fact, he had.
Tversky and Kahneman, it turns out, laid the groundwork for both modern behavioral economics and a more specialized area of inquiry: how the outcomes of sporting events, and other mood-altering occurrences, lead people to buy or sell financial instruments.
Asked by counsel for the inquiry how Mr Brown might have "made war" on his company, Mr Murdoch said he did not know, but added: "I did not think he was in a very balanced state of mind".
