Sentence examples for question use from inspiring English sources
A sample fourth-grade question: "Use Xs to draw an array for the sum of 4+4+4".
As such, we question use of the term for two primary reasons: Firstly, the term perpetuates cultural stereotypes of Asians and undermines broader efforts to generate equality.
One is that the Czech Republic is pretty relaxed about this sort of thing, especially when the rock groups in question use English-language names.
A fun way to play with the question: Use The Guardian's interactive Pontifficator to choose attributes and see who emerges as "your" pope.
As a test, mentally ask each time: "What was due to an illness [or an emergency, etc.]?" If the sentence offers no single noun to answer the what question, use because of.
At the moment, just 1,200 of the schools in question use solar power.
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It is a stupid question used to attempt to segregate us.
Answering this question using observational data is not easy.
Last spring, CNBC asked the question using focus groups and polls.
We tackle this question using computational experiments.
