Sentence examples for question to bring from inspiring English sources

Your future development and prospective career path is a good question to bring up.

So we often are using questions to bring out points that we think our colleagues ought to know about".

She had two recommendations: addressing viewers in a video on the home page ("to move forward that first meeting in the office") and coming up with "connecting questions" to bring in my to-be-determined target demographic.

I think it's likely that correctly listing her work for Sightline would have raised enough questions to bring to light the nonprofit's focus on a sustainable economy and the donations from the owner of the featured home.

I grilled them on some basic questions to bring you a Web-in-Indonesia primer.

There are some pretty basic questions to bring it all back into balance.

It is about asking the right questions to bring us to a place of accountability and inner power.

After a person answers questions about who they will invite and their reasons for hosting, they'll receive an email with a sample invitation and potential questions to bring up at the meal.

Write down some questions in your notebook that might make interesting discussion questions to bring up in class.

The question tends to bring perplexed looks, or even grimaces, meaning — politely and carefully — take that question upstairs.

This led Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to ask, "How do we define 'reasonable?'" The question seemed to bring the argument back to where it began.