Sentence examples for previous questions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul has survived previous questions about his newsletters.

The scores are similar to the previous questions, with the ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation of our writers and contributors proving the most common reasons for reading us.

It can listen to and respond to, say, four or five follow-up questions and remember the previous questions a person had.

To learn more about what we're hoping these questions will do, read our announcment of the feature, and have a look at the previous questions we've published.

The most Star Trek-like feature is Cortana, a digital assistant that competes with Apple's Siri and Google Now, who can remember interests such as TV shows and sports teams, as well as previous questions.

The paper argued that previous questions in the survey had referred to Isis explicitly and that the "overwhelming majority of those who leave the UK to join fighters in Syria" did so in order to join the group.

We then asked were there any other topics not covered in the previous questions, which would allow people to say 'Trident is a big issue for me' or whatever.

If a person approves of Bush's war in Iraq, say, but disapproves of the deficit, his response to a question about whom he plans to vote for may be affected by whether previous questions reminded him of either of those issues.

The jury's note read: "Is there any testimony and/or evidence that Frank Quattrone saw the grand jury or S.E.C. subpoenas, was sent the subpoenas or was informed of the list of documents requested in the subpoenas before Dec. 5?" The broad wording of the question appeared to indicate that the jurors realized that the judge had interpreted their previous questions very narrowly.

Bateman turns to address her previous question.

This connects to the previous question.