Sentence examples for provides another answer from inspiring English sources

But the release of the Palestine Papers provides another answer.

Putnam, however, provides another answer: one of the given names of Pocahontas was Matoaka, which was sometimes spelled Matoika.

I believe that is another major contribution to more growth and employment in Europe and that it therefore provides another answer to those who ask how Europe is responding to the economic challenges of the 21st century.

Wainaina provided another answer to his satirical corrective three years ago with an inspired first book, part memoir, part reportage, called One Day I Will Write About This Place.

Both teams should, in the next few games, provide another answer to the question of how much talk matters in the N.B.A. Photograph by Mario Anzuoni/Reuters.

Mr. O'Malley provided another answer on Monday on CNN: "We are clearly better off as a country because we're creating jobs rather than losing them.

Some research about epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) is interesting, and may provide another possible answer for the question of TNBC prognostic value [ 5, 11, 23].

Each answered question provides another tidbit of information about the test taker's ability, enabling the computer to shift course until it comes upon those questions that lie just between the ones that are answered easily and the ones that stump.

But how? Google provided another trend-setting answer to that a few months later: unconscious bias.

Dreaming is one kind of mental state; believing is another kind of mental state; so dreaming that p is not an instance of believing that p. Sosa is keenly aware, however, that this heterodoxical account of dreaming is not likely to be widely accepted and he does provide another way to answer to the skeptic, even granting that there are beliefs while dreaming.

The Bristolian Taylor, who provides the answer to another quiz question (he was Liverpool's manager before Bill Shankly), was born in 1918 and played for Bristol Rovers on 21 occasions, before moving to Liverpool in 1936.