Sentence examples for question translates from inspiring English sources

That question translates to who are the successful black technology entrepreneurs?

Because, according to Russell, the acquaintance relation is a relation to individual things this question translates into "what are the individual things we can be acquainted with?" Russell's answer to this question is that there are exactly two kinds of things we can be acquainted with, namely particulars, i.e., things that exist, and universals, i.e., things that subsist (cf. ibid., 100).

For the MoH, the efficiency question translates to strategic choices such as better-allocation of resources towards prevention and primary care.

Both above-mentioned names are translations from Arabic, and the word in question — translated as "Syria," "the Levant" or, sometimes, "greater Syria" — is the Arabic word "Sham".

What was it?"; have my question translated into Japanese; have the answer back in English in seconds.

The message in question translated as: "If you do not leave your parents' house, you'll be divorced".

The sky? Responding to the question, translated by an Indian whose smattering of English probably came indirectly from the earlier failed Roanoke colony in North Carolina, Smith replies: "The sky?

Five answering options for each question, translate to an overall score range from 0 to 16, with 16 representing the highest level of stress.

In addition, questions translated into different languages can be easily misinterpreted.

Mr. da Silva, who speaks Portuguese and French, communicated with this reporter by e-mail, his answers and my questions translated by an employee.

The list of questions (translated into English) was the following: Describe briefly how you made your decisions in part I [Experiment 1].