Sentence examples for questions about changing from inspiring English sources

The recent trial and sentencing of a prep-school student raises questions about changing attitudes toward what constitutes rape.

Add this to the challenges for New York City's voters on Tuesday: On the back of the ballot, in excruciatingly fine print, are two yes-or-no questions about changing the city's charter.

The debate is in some ways similar to questions about changing thresholds for defining high cholesterol, diabetes and obesity — areas where accusations have been leveled in the past that the pharmaceutical industry has tried to exert influence.

According to Politico, Stephens apparently ruffled some feathers at the Pentagon with questions about changing the Defense Department's competitive procurement process through which it accepts bids and awards contracts.

Priming voters with questions about changing personal gender roles in their own households boosted Trump's support among men.

These data, when combined with our growing knowledge of dinosaur biogeography, not only make it possible to address complex questions about changing dinosaur distributions, but also broad-scale ecological questions about the nature of dinosaur-dominated communities.

And the third bite takes Eva to the beach, where not much happens, and then resolves that not-very-compelling question about changing the future.

But on Thursday Ms. Heitkamp, Mr. Flake and Mr. Baucus either avoided the question about changing their votes or said they had no intention of doing so.

The doctrine of divine providence puts the question about changing the past in a new perspective (see 607A-610D).

I recently hit Twitter and tweeted a question about changing views of aging and got back several interesting comments: "Paul Newman was hip at 80. Sophisticated cool".

As for waiting-list patients, men have been more likely than women to respond affirmatively to a hypothetical question about changing to an equally qualified surgeon with a shorter waiting time [ 27].