Sentence examples for one question posed from inspiring English sources

One question posed on the service yesterday may put that to the test.

One question posed on the statement asks whether Clinton's use of private email still enabled the State Department to respond to FOIA requests.

Like her colleagues, Melissa was wearing a long-sleeve black T-shirt with one question posed on the front hers said, "Are you open to interpretation?" It sounded like an invitation to chat, and Melissa told me that each guard gets to pick her own shirt with one of several questions (my favorite: "Why do we ask questions?").

Second, the authors' conclusion that students are not being challenged in school is based on the results from one question posed to students that asked, "How often do you feel the math work in your math class is too easy?" At the 4th grade level, the authors bemoan the fact that 37% of students thought the math work was "often" or "always or almost always" too easy.

One question, posed by a person on social media, stood out: "If scientists do find life on another planet, will the U.S. government let people know?" Stofan fielded that one.

One question posed is how Wilders could be taking part in negotiations on forming a government coalition when he has been indicted for inciting hatred and discrimination, and for insulting a group of persons.

15 One important question posed in this study was whether the care provided in township health centres was influenced by the NEMP.

Nevertheless, the design of these studies is potentially the best direct evidence one can get on the question posed here.

We talked about many things, but one question he posed to me, that I'm still working on, is "What do you need to see to believe in the validity of a crypto fund".

Yet not one question was posed about climate change in the presidential debates.

One question she posed in class: Who could you never be?