Sentence examples for published the question from inspiring English sources

At one point, someone published the question "Is Frontback the next Instagram?" Thank the lord it wasn't us.

I think the technology was kind of proven, along the years, and through some papers we published the question was not about the tech but whether the market is here or where are we in using genetic data".

— Numerous readers have asked that I publish the questions that I have prepared for Mr. Keller.

McKinsey also came under fire for not providing access to the survey's authors, and for not publishing the questions, the types of employers taking part or the survey methodology.

They showed that 70% of the studies did not publish the questions used to assess medication use; and 93.4% of the studies provided no information on the validity of the questionnaire employed to collect data on medication use.

Justice Brennan suggested that public officials may sue for libel only if the publisher published the statements in question with "actual malice"—"knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not".

"There's definitely less doom and gloom," said Peter Ginna, the publisher and editorial director for Bloomsbury Press, an imprint of Bloomsbury USA, which published "The Finkler Question," the winner of this year's Man Booker Prize.

The novel was first translated into English by Eleanor Marx in 1886, the same year she published The Woman Question from a Socialist Point of View.

The year the scientists met at Dartmouth, Asimov published "The Last Question," a story featuring a superintelligent A.I. that is continually "self-adjusting and self-correcting" — gaining knowledge as it helps human civilization expand throughout the universe.

It covers the author of the study and the medium through which the research was published, the research question or objectives, methodology employed and variable definition, sample size definition and finally the major findings.

However, Walker also criticized his successors' graft, corruption, and abuse of power in subsequent years and published The Indian Question in 1874.