Sentence examples for questions risen from inspiring English sources

Semi-structured interviews were conducted during autumn 2003, following up on results and questions risen from the document analysis and the first analysis of the survey-results.

And so the questions rise as the meeting unfolds at a papal palace just outside Rome.

All-important questions rise from the mourning: Who did it and why?

As the opening continued to open, questions rose in the air with the heat.

Earlier this week the Rand Corporation, a research group, released a study that questions rising student test scores in Texas.

Questions rose from the bottom of the organization, the answers flowed down from the top and the original hierarchy was preserved, even reinforced.

The jockying intensified as questions rose over whether Mr. Strauss-Kahn would formally resign from the I.M.F., where staff members are stupefied by his arrest and worried about the impact on the fund's credibility.

But as questions rise over how European governments can escape their debt trap and resume growth, Mr. Hugh, who has been pondering this topic for years, is for the first time being turned to for insights and wisdom.

Questions rose last month about the bank's activities amid reports that a trading unit in London was taking outsized positions to hedge against risk that they were distorting the market.

In this setting several natural questions rise: Does the bounded disturbance produce the bounded response (output)?

Once you have gained independence from graduate school, a number of deep questions rise to the surface such as "What do I really want to do with my life?" Becoming a Change Master.