Sentence examples for question based on a from inspiring English sources

In his first question, based on a letter from a man named Adrian, Corbyn asked the Prime Minister to apologize for the planned cuts to disability payments.

Update | July 21: We have rewritten this question based on a problem raised by a reader about the original use of measurement terminology.

"If you knew me at all, you'd know that I never" — the emphasis was on never — "answer a question based on a false premise," with the last word pronounced with a curious accent on the last syllable, "pre-MIZE".

"I think at this hour it's a hypothetical question based on a package that doesn't yet exist, as it is being put together," Steve Schmidt, who runs day-to-day operations of the campaign, said in a conference call Monday morning with reporters.

Then, in the middle of the text, Halperin inserted a question, based on a series of leaks: "Will John Kerry's campaign use its week (mostly) out of the spotlight to make some staff changes?" He didn't answer it or source it; he didn't have to.

In a dissent this term about a labor dispute resolved on a technicality, which unfairly deprived the plaintiff of her day in court, she wrote, "The court today resolves an imaginary question, based on a mistake the courts below made about this case and others like it".

Each team is then given one question based on an announced subject worth 300 points; no penalty is assessed for an incorrect answer.

It then described "spiraling," or writing a new practice question based on an old question from the official test.

The host then asks each team, in turn, a question based on an announced category.

Here, we will answer this question based on an analysis of a model similar to that of Jansen and van Baalen [10], but formulated for finite, well-mixed populations.

Using I.R.T., developers select questions based on a model that correlates students' ability with the probability that they will get a question right.