Sentence examples for one question from from inspiring English sources

no one ever explained that to Diana LIZADONNELLY: I sense that Harry is glad he is the younger one QUESTION FROM KATHLEEN : I was Glad by Sir Hubert Parry IAN PARKER Harryy looks like he's about to dance.

While the intervention of Kass et al. significantly improved understanding rates, our review relied on only one question from the assessment: the ability of a participant to identify the purpose of the study [ 23].

A pilot study was carried out in 2010 in the three countries, and based on the feedback from the interviewers and on the preliminary analyses, one question from WHOQOL-OLD was deleted (How concerned are you about how your life will end?) and some wording was changed.

Not one question from Labour on the economy, he points out.

Drew Lazor, author with other editors of Punch of the new "Session Cocktails," notes that as he was working on this book on lower-alcohol drinks, he would frequently encounter one question from friends: Why bother?

I suppose it raises one question: from the many thousands on the ground, how do they pick the lucky ones?

Instead, they posed only one question from Open Debates (focused on Hillary Clinton's emails) which had all of 14 votes.

Questions appearing on the initial and final tests were constructed from ten pairs of related multiple-choice test questions of equivalent difficulty, taken from the materials used by Little et al. (2012), by randomly selecting one question from each pair to be on the initial test and the other to be on the later cued-recall test.

Reporter challenges PM over Women's Day Jump to media player Theresa May has been criticised after only taking one question from a woman during a news conference on International Women's Day.

Only one question from the audience seemed to cast a momentary pall on the positive impression of Lomax's speech.

Still working on that one :-) QUESTION FROM LISA: Not for everyone!