Sentence examples for may ask so from inspiring English sources
Someone may ask, so if developing countries have had entrepreneurs, why has economic development been very slow?
The questions these other instructors ask their students provides insights into what Brianna perceives her professor may ask, so she values their outsider's perspective.
Prepare for any questions your boss may ask so you sound like you're being honest.
Before your meeting, try to anticipate what he or she may ask so that you can be prepared to answer any questions, especially the curly ones.
Our children and grandchildren may fairly ask, "So, what did you do during the African holocaust?" Some African nations, like Uganda, Mauritius, Ghana and Mozambique, are booming; they show that African countries can thrive.
If you're lucky the other person may even ask, "So, tell me about yourself!" Third, pitch yourself.
So why, one may ask, do so many Augustinians, despite their commitment to a retributive theory of punishment, insist that God could justly condemn even infants on account of their supposedly inherited guilt?
What, you may ask, is so special about this?
What, you may ask, is so surprising about that?
"If you say that you could save this much on tuition," Smith said, "then the next time the government eliminates a regulation, some state legislator may ask you, 'So how much are you going to lower tuition?' There is certainly a connection, but you need to be careful".
