Sentence examples for question newly from inspiring English sources

"Who are your customers, and how well have you served them?" The question, newly introduced into our annual performance review, knotted my stomach.

Here are a few answers to the most pressing questions newly raised by the debris.

These are the questions newly tormenting a nation after the second series of Broadchurch began on ITV.

The Sciences does not deviate too far from a classic textbook format, and so it contains the familiar Chapter Summaries, Review Questions (newly updated), and Problem Sets.

Parents, as loving and concerned as they are, may not always have the right answer to questions newly-minted adults have.

'Are You My Mother?' (Sunday) That's the question a newly hatched baby bird asks a variety of creatures in P. D. Eastman's classic 1960 children's book.

Mr. Stewart closed with a ripping "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" but rather than a crooner's finale, it seemed more like a question the newly tarted-up city was asking itself.

The attack in Tunisia was the country's worst and follows a massacre on 18 March at the national Bardo museum in Tunis that resulyed in the deaths of 22 people, again mostly tourists, and has called into question the newly elected government's ability to protect the country.

The weapon in question — a newly discovered Ashanti dagger — comes between the dapper and starchy Hess Greene Stephen Tyrone Williamss), a young Wall Street heir and a collector of African art, and the curator Lafayette Hightower (Elvis Nolasco), who is a guest at Hess's estate on Martha's Vineyard.

How, exactly, we might do better is the question that newly minted Democratic State Representative Mike Curtin and Republican State Senator Frank LaRose discussed with ideastream's Karen Kasler at The City Club of Cleveland recently.

Further we put into question if newly accomplished lesions detected with DWI account for postinterventional cognitive deterioration.