Sentence examples for question builds from inspiring English sources

The third question builds on the previous two questions to provide an explanation (a 'why') of the observed phenomena (the 'what') and its operation (the 'how').

PlayerScale, the company in question, builds the bones for cross-platform gaming, and supported over 150 million players worldwide at the time of acquisition.

The second question builds on this to explore 'how' the effects established by the first question came to be (Bryman, 2004; Bryman and Bell, 2007; Weick, 2007): how do the characteristics of online home-based businesses afford opportunities to ethnic entrepreneurs?

Of course, the question built in there is how much can we take?

It is a hypothetical question built on the premise that the Giants may muster one playoff victory but nothing more.

I also feel that there may be some value judgment or categorical disdain toward the music in question built into anyone's diagnosis of ear fatigue.

The house in question, built in the past few years, has the arched doorways and brick-and-stone-façade that mark many of the new mansions in the Lakewood neighbourhood.

One of my sources was unequivocal on this point: "Does the research question build on the preliminary data the person has generated?

The phrasing of this question built on an appreciative inquiry approach [ 20], which was designed to enable participants to adopt a positive outlook and think beyond fixing problems and into the future.

This questions builds on the first one.

Listening and asking good questions builds trust and confidence that the customer is going to get exactly what they will need.