Sentence examples for question posed from from inspiring English sources

Commission co-chair William K Reilly said: "So a key question posed from the outset by this tragedy is, do we have a single company, BP, that blundered with fatal consequences, or a more pervasive problem of a complacent industry?

In contrast, the question posed from a Bayesian perspective is, how likely is the odds ratio, given the data [ 8]? Furthermore, the interpretation of a traditional 95% confidence interval is that given a long series of such intervals, 95% of them should contain the true value of the odds ratio [ 9].

We have responded to questions posed from students at the University of Essex, and welcome any further questions students would like to ask us on the issues raised".

The artists can also see a real-time chat that's happening among viewers, as well as direct questions posed from the audience.

The question posed is paraphrased from one asked in parliament in 1946, itself paraphrasing Humpty Dumpty.

A question posed by Peter Jahrling, from the Army's Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, one of the federal investigators of the outbreak -- might the anthrax spores have been laced with particles of smallpox virus?

This is not a question posed by "Master Drawings From the Smith College Museum of Art," an exhibition of almost 70 works on paper spanning six centuries, but it might be something to think about as you peruse examples of extraordinary draftsmanship by some of the more resonant names in Western art, names like Tiepolo, Boucher, Ingres, Géricault, Beardsley, van Gogh and Mondrian.

The answer to the question posed above comes from a triangulation of curating digital resources, enabling and encouraging learners, and re-imagining teaching.

Carney simply did not answer the question posed about whether information from "enhanced interrogation" had been used.

At a town hall meeting this week, the first question posed to Hillary Clinton was from a first-time caucus-goer called Taylor Gipple.

At the Democratic Town Hall on Wednesday, addressing a question posed by a rabbi from Nashua wearing a whimsical necktie, she found herself exploring the complicated matter of her own personality.