Sentence examples for minutes in question from inspiring English sources

The internal emails, memos and meeting minutes in question deal with the NCAA's response to concussions, including research and proposed rule changes.

"Normally we call the top and get bumped down to some flack," says Trevor Nelson, the "60 Minutes" producer in question.

I've defaulted to sunrise as the time of birth, as this is the correct fallback method to use when the precise hour and minute are in question or unknown.

Anderson also mentioned that only a fraction of the eight-minute song is in question, which could further trim any award.

Customers abandon shopping carts regularly, thinking they'll spend just a few more minutes researching the product in question, but then never return.

Among the rules governing the Premier League's academies is one that restricts recruitment of young players to those living within 90 minutes' drive of the club in question.

Well, I've lived a few minutes' walk from the school in question for 30 years and my children, both now through university and out the other side, were educated there.

So it didn't go unnoticed when, just under twenty minutes in, Wang answered a question about American misreadings of China.

So far so good; ten minutes in and already onto question two.

Providers were asked "How many minutes of physical activity should infants 0-12 mofths of age get each day?" and "How many minutes of physical activity should toddlers 12-24 mofths of age get each day?" Providers chose one of 8 categories (0 minutes; 1-15; 16-30; 31-45; 46-60; 61-90; 91-120; 120-150 minutes) in response to each question.

The respondent must have answered yes to question 1, no to question 2, yes to question 3, usually disappears in less than 10 minutes to question 5 and in question 6, mark the calf, thigh or buttock regions.