Sentence examples for question that resulted from inspiring English sources

And if there really is a god, why does he allow some people to enter the world with mental or physical handicaps?It was asking and answering this last question that resulted in Mr Hoddle being (let's not offend anyone here) "terminated by mutual consent".

If you ask an open-ended question that results in a general answer, ask another open-ended question for clarity.

In another interview, the ethnographer asked about the impact and use of study data reports; the site coordinator then used her detailed and contextual knowledge of outreach efforts at that clinic to ask focused questions that resulted in a nuanced description of the role of data in clinic outreach and patient care.

It may be true that we can never fully resolved the infinite regression of 'why questions' that result whenever one assumes, a priori, that our universe must have some pre-ordained purpose.

Marriage equality researcher from the University of Queensland, Sharon Dane, has questioned that result "because the question was not specific to the issue of allowing same-sex couples to marry".

Chomsky had argued that only deep linguistic representations are context-free, while surface form is generated by transformations (for example, in English passivization and in question formation) that result in a non-context-free language.

Charmian Larke, technical adviser for Cornwall Waste Forum, which unsuccessfully opposed a large incinerator in the south-west, questioned the planning process that resulted in incinerators being approved.

To answer these questions, we developed a technique that resulted in stably immobilized NGF and combined this with compartmented chambers.

We welcome other topics, but I am looking for intelligent, illuminating questions or ideas that result in useful answers and compelling discussion.

But after nearly seven years of covering the White House, stretched over two administrations, four press secretaries, endless hours tinkering with the fractured hinge supporting the New York Times seat in the second row and hundreds of questions that have resulted in artful and artless evasive answers, I have come to a few conclusions.

The Wilkinson administration was dogged by ethical questions that eventually resulted in prosecution of some members.