Sentence examples for question refers from inspiring English sources

This question refers to replacing a faulty refrigerator in a rent-stabilized apartment.

Note: This Student Opinion question refers to a photograph that teachers may or may not wish to show to students.

The lyric in question refers to the protests and riots that broke out in Ferguson, Missouri following the fatal shooting of Michael Brown.

The case in question refers to a licencing payment that the Nigerian subsidiaries of Shell and Italy's ENI made in 2011 to develop a lucrative, offshore oil block.

Peter Kellner of YouGov explains that when a question refers to such regulation as being "independent" and grounded in "law", people tend to favour it.

But when the question refers to "parliament" or "MPs" setting the terms of this regulation – essentially the same thing – support for the proposal plummets.

Does the question refer to Wales?

"Clinton," he replied to his own question, referring to the former president.

The question referred to San Francisco's notorious public display of sexuality.

Finally, only one question referred to a real clinical situation.

Another question referred to modularity dependence on algorithms.