Sentence examples for inquiry and answer from inspiring English sources

The prime minister must face the Hutton inquiry and answer its questions with the openness and transparency on which he so prides himself.

Pointing to "important issues" such as the home secretary's statement and the committee hearings on Tuesday, he said: "It may well be right to have parliament meet on Wednesday so I can make a further statement, update the house on the final parts of this judicial inquiry and answer any questions that arise from what is being announced today or tomorrow".

The other new tool enables admins to build, train and deploy their own customer service bots, which use natural language processing (NLP) to understand the customer inquiry and answer simple questions.

With each inquiry and answer they learned about the stories that are saved and repeated or forgotten; often jogging memories, sometimes along with their passions.

"Some of the letters were very funny," Potter wrote, "The defect was that inquiries and answers were all mixed up".

The medical condition of the two athletes is considered a key part of the inquiry and could answer accusations that it may not have taken place or was staged.

That is, during the TPD model, prescriptive labs were more procedural and inquiry labs were question-and-answer driven.

It's vaguely about change, especially, at the end, about the irony of being faced with the real possibility for change after you've been abstractly ruminating about it all night--but it's phrased as an inquiry and not an answer, which is basically what hipster culture is about.

33 Realist evaluation belongs to the school of theory-driven inquiry and seeks to answer why, how and under what circumstances an intervention would deliver (or not deliver) the desired outcomes.

If the women answered 'yes' they were considered to be in favor of routine inquiry and if they answered 'under certain conditions' they were considered to be in favor of case-based inquiry for intimate partner violence.

We found that an overwhelming majority of our participants preferred ACASI on touch screen computers to other modes of inquiry and that they answered all questions truthfully, probably owing in large part to participants' perceived ease of use and privacy.