Sentence examples for questions dated from inspiring English sources

He told Science that his reservations about the two survey questions dated back to 2007, when he was the lead reviewer for the same chapter in the 2008 Indicators.

There is also a set of examination questions dating from 1904 to 1913.

Facebook has faced well-publicized questions – dating back a number of years – about its UK corporate tax position.

If the color is flattering and the item looks "smart" (her favorite compliment), a trio of questions dating back to fifth grade follows: Do you need it?

The screening for Judy and MacKenzie consisted of a series of questions: dating history; what a bad match would look like; height preferences; kids or no kids; religion or no; fussy eater or no; pets or no.

Only in the past few months have these questions dating from the Russian revolution apparently been resolved here, and only by a group of amateur sleuths who spent their weekends plumbing the case.

Some of his disputed questions date from his first stint as regius master at Paris.

He said that the tweet in question dated back to March and questioned why the party had suddenly taken an interest in it.

The results of that investigation are still pending; with some reports now suggesting that the audiotape in question dated from 2005, they should make for interesting reading.

The report in question dated from 2002, before the demise of Yukos, once Russia's largest and most profitable oil firm.

Preston v. Browder (1816) upheld North Carolina's nonintercourse act; both the statute and the conduct in question dated to the post-Revolution, pre-Articles of Confederation period.