Sentence examples for question series from inspiring English sources
A limitation to this question series is that the question about graduate school did not specify that the graduate degree would be in their current STEM field, another STEM field, or a non-STEM field.
Column: FBI probe of Cardinals makes it fair to question series with Dodgers.
39 Although the differences in the observed rates may be partially explained by the sampling frame, response rates, or the small number of eligible respondents who received the HPV vaccine question series in the national surveys, the estimates of HPV vaccine uptake are noticeably different from the current study.
The workshop group performed significantly better on three of the four individual questions in the life cycle question series on the final exam (P values are reported after FDR correction for multiple comparisons): Question 1 (lower-level: Pearson χ = 11.91, P(1) < 0.01), Question 2 (higher-level: Pearson χ = 16.089, P(1) < 0.01), and Question 4 (lower-level: Pearson χ = 5.149, P(1) < 0.05).
This is the third story in the All the Wrong Questions series, and in my opinion it is the best so far.
The latest instalment of our "Big Questions" series was answered by the author Jared Diamond, who released the influential Guns, Germs and Steel in 1997, and whose new book, The World Until Yesterday, has just been published.
Handler chronicled the youthful adventures of Snicket himself in the All the Wrong Questions series, which included Who Could That Be at This Hour? (2012) and Shouldn't You Be in School?
Quite possibly it'll just be another friction-laced distraction tactic, akin to Facebook's self-serving 'Hard Questions' series.
It was just the latest in our Open for Questions series where you can ask questions directly to the officials who work here at the White House.
[Update: Here is Facebook's first entry in its "Hard Questions" series, which looks at how it counters terrorism. We have more analysis on it below].
Facebook explained why it won't let them in a post in its Hard Questions series today about social networking after death.
