Sentence examples for question that surfaced from inspiring English sources

It was never a question that surfaced in my mind as one that should be asked.

"And I asked myself: How was it possible for my ex-husband and those attackers to find justification for what they have done?" Entering the 10th year after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Muslims know that their religion will be debated extensively, around all those questions that surfaced a decade ago.

This review followed a predefined protocol, with sensitivity analyses arranged to answer specific questions that surfaced during study conception.

The genomes of the model WCS PGPR strains were sequenced and analyzed to unearth genetic cues related to biological questions that surfaced during the past 30 years of functional studies on these plant-beneficial microbes.

The big question that surfaces is aboutUber's continued rapid growth.

A third question that surfaces from this study is what function Ng has in synaptic plasticity as well as learning and memory deficits associated with ageing, Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia, or hypothyroidism.

Berning wasn't disposed to question shocking discrepancies that surfaced in the ledgers, especially after the Kreuger account led to his making partner.

Interviews followed a semi-structured interview approach [ 30], whereby researchers followed an interview guide but asked follow-up and clarifying questions about comments that surfaced during the conversation.

But he raised questions about a second complaint that surfaced on Saturday, when another woman went to the police and accused Mr. Galliano of hurling anti-Semitic insults at her in October at the same restaurant.

There is no hint of the hostility that surfaced in the questions.

That's a good question, perhaps best summed up in a memo that surfaced recently in The Journal News.