Sentence examples for questions of a particular from inspiring English sources

Honestly, it was not with malice, but in the true spirit of sociological inquiry -- think of it as Comte on the C train -- that a reporter set out yesterday morning to ask these questions of a particular subset of subway riders: Why do you like to ride standing in the doorway of the train?

Many of the available targeting methods rely on predesigned regions, which may not be suitable to address the scientific questions of a particular experiment.

All cost prices included in the analyses were valued in terms of integral cost prices [ 16]. in the original database an average of 0.5 cases per item were randomly missing because some patients had failed to answer all questions of a particular questionnaire.

Four IFGs (two in Germany and two in the US) were conducted over four days during which participants answered sets of questions on a particular topic each day (based on the conceptual objectives listed above).

Cases of this kind can raise serious questions of whether a particular law, or the courts generally, are functioning well.

Another issue neglected by Pickering is the question of whether a particular mutual adjustment of theory, of the apparatus or the phenomenon, and the experimental apparatus and evidence is justified.

Sometimes there is a question of whether a particular interior of some value or meaning should be restored or reconstructed, and again the experience of the interior designer is needed for those decisions.

On the Fox News Channel, Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of Manhattan, considered one of the most liberal members of Congress, said: "It's not a question of finding a particular person and putting him on trial.

As such, the question of whether a particular living athlete who is showing symptoms of the disease — anger control, memory loss and more — has C.T.E. has remained only gnawing speculation.

As the analytical capabilities of distinguishing low-abundance isomeric species become widely accessible, we begin to move toward a new paradigm whereby it no longer becomes the question of if a particular isomer exists but rather how much of it is present and in what context.

No doubt there are other ways as well, and the question of whether a particular philosopher counts as an Evidentialist will ultimately hang on how Evidentialism itself is construed.