Sentence examples for question that generally from inspiring English sources

While recently advising several potential job seekers, I began pondering the question, "When is it time to not leave a job?" It is a legitimate question that generally receives little thought or reflection.

Thus, a separate question that, generally, deserves clarification is the nature of the divalent metal atoms that are bound by the RNA-protein complexes in vivo.

Halliwell and Gutteridge [ 23] made a list of questions that generally should be answered preceding the use of an anti-oxidant in humans: (i) Is it non-toxic?

Behavioral economists don't question that people generally want to do what's best for themselves — and probably what's best for their favorite cause, as well.

"Is there something genetically specific to people from East Africa?" asked Dennis in the sort of question that is generally off limits at the BBC.

That of course may be a function of his success, and it raises the same chicken-egg question that the generally closed-mouth nature of President George W. Bush's political operation did: Does the loyalty seal the victory, or the victory the loyalty?

There is no question that video games generally are becoming far more sophisticated in their storytelling.

The data also do not specifically analyze what happens after discontinuation of treatment a question that is also generally not explored in clinical trials.

As host of "Through The Wormhole," in its second season on Science, a channel from the Discovery Networks, Freeman tackles the lofty questions in life that generally crop up in laboratories and late night chats amongst heady college freshmen.

Instead, broad clusters of questions that reflect generally delineated processes (differentiation, specification, morphogenesis, and growth) set the agenda of research.

I don't have a formalized checklist, but there are a number of questions that I generally use.