Sentence examples for questions noted from inspiring English sources

This kind of account does indeed answer the two questions noted above.

Pölling and Lorleberg (2014) suggest linking the four fundamental questions noted above with the four main areas of Osterwalder and Pigneur: "who?

Such accounts try to answer the first of the two questions noted above: crime deserves punishment in the sense that it makes appropriate certain emotions (resentment, guilt) which are satisfied by or expressed in punishment.

The questions noted Ford's initial refusal to be interviewed by the Judiciary Committee, which she and her lawyers attributed to her anxiety about getting on a plane to travel to Washington, D.C. Mitchell then pointed out that Blasey had traveled on airplanes to visit family, go on vacation and appear at the committee hearing.

Furthermore, we apply this probe to the questions noted above, including the release and packaging of ShhN* signalling complexes, and direct quantification of endogenous ShhN* levels in cancer cell lines through quantitative chemical proteomics.

Despite the problems and unanswered questions noted above, we do not want "the perfect to be the enemy of the good" in the field of nursing home performance measurement.

The older brother cut short questions, noting that his father and brother were out and that his girlfriend was visiting today, a national holiday.

A spokeswoman, Maria Comella, said Mr. Giuliani was not avoiding difficult questions, noting that it was still early in the campaign and that "the mayor's travel has just started to pick up".

The CBO doesn't answer those questions, noting that any estimate of the Affordable Care Act's "impact on labor markets is subject to substantial uncertainty".

During the interview, Cross attempted to keep Heaney from answering further questions, noting that the agency prefers not to provide comment on any specific case.

Each forum was evaluated using a set of standard questions, noting whether clear goals and objectives for the day were stated and met, requesting comments on the quality of the presentations, and finally participant satisfaction with the degree of interactivity.