Sentence examples for question frames from inspiring English sources

A basic question frames their thinking: What are the new relationships among resources, diplomacy, crisis and conflict?

We are often asked: "What are the consequences of [the] increasing Muslim political identity?" This question frames "Muslim political identity", and by extension the Muslim community, as "problem" with "consequences" that can only be bad.

The question frames the conversation in terms of retribution, but it is not possible to hold to account every man who has ever behaved disrespectfully and disgustingly toward a woman.

I am often asked, the question framed in terms of nation or ethnicity.

The same question, framed differently, asked them if they would rather lose $3,000 or accept an 80percentt chance of losing $4,000 (with a 20percentt chance of losing nothing).

As to the additional question framed by this court, there can be no judicial remedy for failure to "comply" with Section 5.

Accordingly, apropos the additional question framed by this court, there can be no judicial remedy for failure to comply with Section 5.

The corresponding mathematical question, framed in 1852, became the celebrated "four-colour map problem": Is it possible to construct a planar map for which five colours are necessary?

A core question framed the debate then, as it does today: On what basis will the biomedical research agenda of this country be set -- scientific merit or political controversy?

"I 'know' it because the poem itself sedulously refuses to pose a question, frame a conclusion … The feel is of something broken off, bitten back … the rhetorical figure that gestures towards something by looking away".

A question framed under certainty will yield values, whereas a question framed under uncertainty will yield utilities [19].