Sentence examples for question I wrote from inspiring English sources

"Yes, I think it's a statistics question," I wrote.

It is not a new question (I wrote this magazine article about it several years ago), but it was given new amplification and caused a new uproar when advocated in a commentary in the most recent Journal of the American Medical Association.

Because I do not know the answer to this question, I wrote above that I am offering a strong caution to people... a yellow alert, so to speak.

But here's the question: Is writing the name of a prominent presidential candidate who, arguably, uses hate speech the same thing as actual hate speech?

But in answer to your question, I write the Jack Dana novels just the way I would write any other.

They were simply given to me that way, and I didn't ask questions, I wrote them down.

What You're Used to Asking:

Harts: That's a great question…I wrote this book as a love letter to women of color to say, 'what you're experiencing is real.' Here are some tangible ways to navigate a very difficult workplace, but also at the same time, how managers play a role in barriers to entry for us to move forward…this is a roadmap for all in the workplace.

One unanswered question, as I wrote earlier this week, is the number of times Wilson fired, as opposed to the number of times he hit Brown.

Not once did she question what I wrote, nor did she ever cause me embarrassment.

I examined similar questions when I wrote about the N.Y.P.D. crime lab for The New Yorker, and I'll be conducting a live chat with the producers of the "Frontline" report on Thursday, at 1 P.M. E.T.