Sentence examples for more answerable from inspiring English sources
We need something far stronger, more answerable and robust.
Voters are becoming less tribal and constituency MPs are finding themselves more answerable to then.
Al-Jazeera's mockery of Palestinian negotiators, though overplayed, taps into mounting frustration that their leaders are more answerable to Israel and their Western patrons than their subjects.
The questions, like this one for George Harrison, were similarly obtuse: "George, do you have a cousin named Maggie?" But perhaps more answerable: "No".
TfL must be more answerable to taxpayers and passengers, and provide the information needed to properly examine what it does with its £8 billion budget.
Instead, I'll look at a more readily answerable question, how did the U.S. come to have such an enormous incarceration rate?
Michigan is so gerrymandered that very few House and Senate seats are competitive, so they are answerable more to the donors (and their future employers) than to their constituents.
"How much is too much" is in fact a societal choice more than a question answerable by science.
The answer is ANSWERABLE.
As in Central America, pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into the Colombian armed forces will make them more powerful politically and less answerable to civilian authority.
