Sentence examples for making questions more from inspiring English sources

SoundHound's goal was to build a voice-based AI that can understand increasingly complex queries, making questions more and more specific.

"We have already identified ways of making selected questions more accessible without changing our assessment style".

Around the team during and immediately after practice, I tried not to ask about Pat specifically, making the questions more all-inclusive.

What might be changed to make the questions more effective?

Speeches made and questions more or less answered.

What makes these questions more complicated is that Grumeti Reserves borders the fastest-growing human population anywhere around the Serengeti between the park and Lake Victoria.

The justices were interested in the lawyers' views about where his or her argument got fuzzy and made their questions more difficult by asking the lawyers to grapple each other's contentions.

But because what works for Ms. Gross and Mr. Olsen's fairly high-level students may not work for everyone, on our end we'll take what they've sent and add some scaffolding or other kinds of small changes to help make the questions more accessible for a range of learners.

All of which make questions about robots and ethics more than hypothetical for roboticists and policy makers alike.

That Amazon's error focused on gay and lesbian themed books made questions of bias all the more salient.

SM: I apologize for not making this question more clear.