Sentence examples for questions shape from inspiring English sources

"The questions shape the evidence," he said.

Thus, ecohealth could be viewed as the framing of problems; wherein the research questions shape the potential responses.

The depth of the analysis is limited by the nature of the survey data, but some important issues can be raised and some questions shaped.

Now the choice of how to act will not just depend on the intrinsic properties of the object in question (shape, size, inclination, etc).

The University of Illinois has posted a well-produced video of my talk there last October, titled "9 Billion People + 1 Earth = ?" It's worth posting here given that this has been the central question shaping this blog since its inception.

The most important question shaping 17th-century views on the nature of space, time and motion is whether or not a true void or vacuum is possible, i.e., a place devoid of body of any sort (including rarified substances such as air).

-- loom the thorny questions of shape and size.

The questions that shape each section feel, at times, like a pub quiz for art history students.

"Rubberneck," though, is too limp and lacking in texture to give those questions dramatic shape, much less earn the title of thriller.

As with any new technological epoch, questions around shape, ownership and regulation are starting to rise.

The effort you put into coming up with good questions will shape your whole interview—not just the questions.