Sentence examples for question brought about from inspiring English sources

When we explain that the girl raised her hand because she wanted to ask a question, we can accept that she was the cause of the raised hand without understanding how her wanting to ask a question brought about her raising it.

In the meantime, he's also been exploring another question brought about by Original/Ideal: how might two identical twins' reactions to their adjusted images be different?

It might be replied that while neither of the omnipotent agents in question brings about what it endeavors to bring about, each of them can do so, since each of them has the ability to do so; they fail to bring about what they endeavor to bring about only because they lack the opportunity to do so.

Second, dwelling on soft issues left the Tories unprepared for the return of hard economic questions brought about by the financial crisis, a subject on which they rarely sounded convincing.The government knows that making too much of its environmentalism risks alienating squeezed voters.

In addition to some questions about personal information, core questions related to changes brought about by the contract service in aspects such as income, trainings and promotions, models of administration, working hours and relationships were asked.

But there is the further question of whether the changes brought about are to be regarded as ones of progress or retrogression.

In the first 200 plus years of this country there was never a question brought up about affirmative action.

The question of how enzymes bring about such enormous rate enhancements is a crucial one yet unresolved despite decades of intense research.

The question, then, is how to bring about decentralization.

The question why ATP nanoparticles always bring about faster crystallization rate and larger elongation at break than those caused by silica nanoparticles was answered as well.

Specifically, in examining the survey of scientists conducted in Japan and the U.S., this paper treats the following questions: Does pursuing serendipity really bring about better scientific outcomes?