Sentence examples for prompted by a question from from inspiring English sources

(Historically, Kepler's problem was prompted by a question from Sir Walter Raleigh about piling cannonballs).

Scientists can be prompted by a question from the media, a child or an adult to open a new research area or question a long-held assumption.

He later said his critique was prompted by a question from a reporter and that a member of Congress can disagree with a president from his own party.

Mr. Smith waited until near the end of his argument to address the 1986 precedent directly, prompted by a question from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

In his most recent column in Inc. magazine, Norm Brodsky, renowned entrepreneur and author, asks a provocative question: "Do You Need a Business Broker?" The column, prompted by a question from a reader, has caused an uproar throughout the normally quiet business brokerage community.

The moment, prompted by a question from a Russian journalist while Mr. Putin held a news conference at an Italian villa with Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister-elect of Italy, was met with the mix of relish and confrontation that Mr. Putin has often displayed in his sessions with journalists.

Her answer was prompted by a question last week from Plaid Cymru's sustainability spokesperson Leanne Wood AM.

Bird was prompted by a question; Parcells was prompted by pomposity.

Prompted by a YouTube question from Ernie of Dyker Heights, the evening instantly took up the immigration issue, allowing the front-runners to demonstrate their ability to pander in such an irritating way that even the panderees would have to be turned off.

In a Commons statement prompted by an "urgent question" from Labour, Mrs May told MPs that Abu Qatada posed a "serious" risk to Britain's national security - and successive governments, since 2001, had tried to deport him.

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