Sentence examples for questions setting from inspiring English sources

"You go into a job asking all the right questions, setting the right parameters, and all of a sudden the parameters change and your job changes.

"The not talking too much, the asking questions, setting up their own appointments -- they're not used to doing all this themselves".

Mr. Linkletter mingled with the audience, asking questions, setting up gags and handing out prizes like a yard of hot dogs or five feet of dollar bills.

Hunt will make a statement in the Commons after prime minister's questions setting out how the government intends to tackle what is widely regarded as a major problem in the NHS.

That would have entailed grappling yesterday with some larger, thornier questions: setting a date for a European referendum, crafting a serious policy on the environment or finally proposing a democratic overhaul for the unelected half of parliament that was on such resplendent show.

Questions setting the scene for the interurban part of the survey, getting the respondent to think about the most recent interurban trip they did;   IV.

Then more complex questions set in.

These are the questions set in our minds as the novel's central relationship unfolds.

AMOUNT OF BOOK DISCUSSION: There are some discussion questions set in advance, but they wrap up fairly quickly.

Under the court's rules, only the questions set out in the appeal are to be considered by the court.

The Labor Department's effort to answer those questions set off the current boom in target-date funds.