Sentence examples for questions forward from inspiring English sources

So, asking questions forward or backward?

CLBB is driving the answers to these pressing questions forward by promoting unprecedented interdisciplinary collaboration among pain scientists, legal scholars, journalists, and philosophers.

NIH's new 2-year challenge grants--the only stimulus funding program open to proposals for new projects--are, Suter believes, perfect for giving "young people fresh out of their training, the hot, young Turks with the cutting-edge methodologies, an opportunity to move these very cutting-edge questions forward very, very quickly".

Rather than sitting back and allowing him to take the lead in meetings and on conference calls, put your concerns and questions forward.

As a consequence it would be inappropriate to respond to the questions forwarded.

In answers to e-mailed questions forwarded by Ms. Sasson, Omar bin Laden said his father kept his wives, and often his children, sequestered in the house.

Most of the questions forwarded to the U.S.G.A. receive a response in 10 to 15 business days, which takes some doing when the queries are arriving by the thousands.

The child sitting in the special room is assisted by an intermediary, transmitting the questions forwarded from the main courtroom to the child and the responses of the child are then transmitted back to the courtroom.

Professor Lichtenstein said, "The film puts the question forward about what happened to the auto industry, but it never comes to an answer on that one".

There are two reasons to put that question forward – one having to do with what is happening outside the United States and the other, inside.

Backward-looking causal relations pertain to what actually, potentially, or typically causes the state in question; forward-looking causal relations pertain to what effects the state in question actually, potentially, or typically has.