Sentence examples for question that way from inspiring English sources

Zimbabwe's tourism industry surely would not pose the question that way.

When you ask the question that way, the number rises to 74 million people, or one of every four Americans".

If G.M. and EchoStar are able to frame the question that way, and have antitrust officials consider it on those terms, they stand a chance in Washington.

The essential question to be answered by an elaborated identity theory is, in Feigl's view, the following: "[H]ow are the raw feels related to behavioral (or neurophysiological) states?" (1967, p. 5) By posing the question that way, Feigl excludes a reductive solution to the mind-body problem.

Herein lies another problem with asking your question that way: It suggests that you might not be terribly competent.

For a mother, given that the attacks involved her daughter, Bridget, it is not surprising she would answer the question that way.

"If you don't have any idea what's possible, you won't think to frame your questions that way," he said.

There's not much question that the way the game is played today, the pass is the better way to move.

There is no question that the way Kent State was handled by the American media bears no relationship to how the Chinese media covered the crackdown at Tiananmen Square.

Now, there's no question that the way banks pay their people is wrong and has to change.

Based on these results, "there is now no question that the way honeybees communicate distance depends on what they see," says Mark Frye, a neurobiologist at the University of California, Berkeley.