Sentence examples for question to look from inspiring English sources

So he broadened his research question to look at the relationship between blood sugar levels and all serious childhood diseases.

"It's a really good question, to look at the types of twins that run in families and whether that leads to higher intelligence," Kidd said.

In Joseph L. Mankiewicz's "A Letter to Three Wives," from 1949, one of the women of the title, induced by the letter in question to look back at her marriage and wonder where it went wrong, recalls the opening theme of Brahms's Second Piano Concerto.

These are the people who made France great, because what they asked of France was to question, to look death in the eye, to commit to full trials and never resort to military force, to step away from government, away from indigenous lands, to never see themselves as superior, and most, most of all, for people to stop regurgitating rhetorical cliches and think for themselves.

Thus the question to look for a positive spatially homogeneous steady state is reduced to finding a positive constant solution v such that (F_{1} v =F_{2}(v)).

It's important when considering the question to look at the different ways owners of open source platforms such as WordPress make money.

I compensate, in the stories I write, by sending people up mountains to look, as Horace Kephart did, for the answers to their questions, to look down from a high place and see what they can see.

So he compensates in fiction, and in some sense even in these stories, by letting people go up mountains to look "for the answers to their questions, to look down from a high place and see what they can see".

"I want people to ask questions, to look and say, 'Damn, what is this about?'" he said.

It would be good to have something if you did have questions to look through.

"We still have plenty of interesting questions to look at," Bogumil says.