Sentence examples for instance a question from inspiring English sources
For instance, a question about whether hip-hop is the modern blues sees him asserting the world will undergo a fundamental change in 2024.
This middle group usually needs time to resolve, with correspondence and research: a point of science, for instance, a question of who said what in an interview, a disputed point from colonial history, a complaint about calculations for anything from civil-service pensions to an engineering project.
Consider, for instance, a question put to him by the host of "Hardball," Chris Matthews: "What's the candidate that you once served thinking tonight?" Guess what Mr. Trippi said: a) "Well, last week in New Hampshire the governor finished a respectable second.
For instance, a question requires an answer, and speech with strong emotional content would probably be repeated or enhanced if it was misunderstood.
For instance, a question at overview level might be does X lead to improved knowledge and understanding, changes in behaviour and reduced use of health services.
For instance, ignoring a question or purposefully turning your back on someone expresses more than can be said in words.
The question of how sites are fixed as edit sites in the first instance is a question that requires population level studies.
For instance if a question is asked, see if you can answer it.
For instance, if a question starts with, "John's mom put three apples in his lunchbox for school today," write "3 apples".
For instance, a traditional question of axiology concerns whether the objects of value are subjective psychological states, or objective states of the world.
It is, for instance, an open question as to whether planets in the habitable zones of red dwarves small, dim stars that make up most of the stars in the galaxy are in fact habitable, since for water to remain liquid they must be so close that they will be "tidally locked" to their stars, with one hemisphere in permanent light and one in permanent darkness.Other factors come into play, too.
