Sentence examples for placed question from inspiring English sources

As for entering information by hand, the device's keyboard is smaller than the standard desktop keyboard, but the difference is not very noticeable when touch typing -- except for the awkwardly placed question mark and slash key.

This has placed question marks about England's preparations for the competition in Poland and Ukraine.

This time the LGBT community placed Question 1 on the ballot to overturn NOM's last vote and finally allow gay marriage to be the law just as it should have been three years ago.

At issue is Mr. Chen's plan to place questions on the March presidential ballot addressing Taiwan's ties with China.

The possibility of a Rawlsian account including animals, such as those offered by Donald VanDeVeer and Mark Rowlands, is considered and rejected; Cochrane outlines problems with placing questions of species membership behind the veil of ignorance and outlines Garner's fundamental criticisms of Rawls.

Ware et al. [ 79] also recommends self-administration of measures to reduce data collection costs and increase confidentiality, and placing questions about overall satisfaction or quality of care after all questions of a more specific nature.

"Our social cohesion, the history of the nation, is placed in question".

A European court of justice case placed a question mark over whether such an authorisation process meets human rights standards.

"Greece's place in the euro zone is a historical conquest by the Greek people that cannot be placed in question," he said.

However, what exactly students learn from method teaching has been placed into question.

Several of the most-discussed problem cases for reliabilism placed this question at center stage.