Sentence examples for questions in this post from inspiring English sources

Teachers: Feel free to bring your students to answer any or all the questions in this post in the comments section below.

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UPDATE: In answer to the question posed in this post's title: No.

Andrew Jennings, one of Britain's finest investigative reporters, has tackled these questions head on in this posting, Exploding the cash-for-stories myth.

All were grappling with some of religion's big questions in the post-World War II era, Time said: Would the center hold if people stopped believing?

The possible reason could be the questions in the post-test were not able to capture the difference in learning.

Students assigned to these groups scored significantly higher on advanced questions in the posttest than their counterparts in group 1.

The big question, however, in this post-Napster era, is whether the artists being bootlegged and the recording industry as a whole are going to hold still for widespread digital distribution of concert recordings.

A commenter identified as eucitizen asks a question related to the Plott/Zeiler experiment that throws the endowment effect theory into question (as explained in this post):But handing someone over a gift without saying anything about its value or handing someone over a gift with saying something about its value is really making the gift into a different good.

If all these currencies are doomed to go down, something must go up.George Magnus, a shrewd veteran strategist at UBS, has a new (privately-circulated) research note with the title "A third US dollar bull market 2008-15?" (nothethe question mark, as in this post's title).

Question: As described in this post, what was your experience with the 2 day positive words challenge?