Sentence examples for question derives from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in question derives not so much from dissimilarities between the technical legal structures of German and American affirmative action policy.

This squib proposes that the answer to this question derives from the (obligatory) existence of a functional category, Mod, in the structure of adjuncts ([Mod [YP''Adjunct'']]) that is parallel in nature to the (obligatory) functional categories in nominals and clauses.

Following Burawoy (1991, 1998, 2009), the research question derives from curiosity.

At least one point of interest in the skeptical question derives from work on the range of modal knowledge.

At least one point of interest in the sorting question derives from work in the metaphysics of modality.

At least one point of interest in the architecture/epistemic priority question derives from work on the proper route to modal knowledge.

In this study, we explore three competing answers to this question derived from the theoretical literature on multiparty governance and parliamentary institutions.

The countries in question derive revenue from being known as places where bank and credit-card accounts can be opened with few questions asked.

Besides, assuming that regulating or banning guns wouldn't work is a form of circular reasoning called begging the question (deriving the conclusion of your argument from premises that assume it).

This question, derived from the model of work home interference [ 29], has been validated [ 30].

A specific question derived from the literature regarding grief asks respondents to reflect on the process of 'moving on' [ 16].