The phrase "inquiries questions" is not grammatically correct.
"Inquiries" and "questions" both serve as nouns, and it is unnecessary to use both in the same phrase. Instead, you could simply say "inquiries" or "questions." Example: "Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries about our products."
As is standard practice in public inquiries, questions to witnesses will normally be asked by counsel to the inquiry, whose role will include, where necessary, the exploration of witness credibility.
When I see there are too many inquiries, questions, and so on … if I want to divide my energy for all of them, nothing would be left for me.
Whereas answers often block further inquiry, questions open doors and invite the questioner to explore what is on the other side.
The inquiry questions provided for each document are appropriate for a range of thinking skills.
The Framework encourages content to be organized around large, thematic inquiry questions that help define and shape instruction.
In honor of the spirit of surprise, let's avoid revealing the solution for the first 24 hours the puzzle is up, and limit comments to lines of inquiry, questions, hints or observations.
PAGE A21 Inquiry Linked to a Senator In a corruption inquiry, questions have arisen about the ties of Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, to a former oil executive and about renovations to his home.
In an important way, Jen and I are at "sixes and sevens": our* students' reflections and work, done in association with a unit focused around seven understanding goals, has given rise to six inquiry questions for us.
The inquiry questions, though, come mainly from the final two weeks of class when some things, notably the literary analysis of Lord of the Flies, turned out particularly well.
In steps 5 and 6, key inquiry questions were asked, key words and phrases were identified from the key inquiry questions.
Key inquiry questions could not be examined with much validity unless there was sufficient basic information.
