Sentence examples for questions to cover from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, I felt duty bound to ask at least two or three about Doom RPG, leaving me four questions to cover the rest of Carmack's career, and future projects.

When Uganda revised its question about labour force participation in two contiguous surveys in 1992-93 – recording the main activity in one case, while expanding questions to cover secondary activities in the other – the percentage of working-age Ugandans in the labour force increased from 78%to87%78%to87%

How can I be alerted to important questions to cover, even when my students aren't asking questions?

As educational researchers expand their questions to cover more complex topics, these criticisms become all the more relevant, as the risk of violating important assumptions increases.

Take time to communicate with your community partner and don't be afraid to ask lots of questions to cover every detail.

One of the things I would like to do is for sure add more countries and add more survey questions to cover more of the areas, as well as the negative effects.

He swiftly used the enamel in question to cover the shoe and one of fashion's status symbols was born.

David Blunkett asks: "So why isn't there the revolutionary fervour that there was back in the 1980s?" One could extend his question to cover the general lack of resistance to the stream of ideological hatred spewed out by the government.

Drug utilization was assessed by two alternative versions of a questionnaire (A – 4 pages, including specific questions for 12 indications/pharmacological groups and one question for "other medicines"; B – 1 page, including 1 open-ended question to cover overall drug consumption).

Aetna, the nation's third-largest health insurer, based in Hartford, Conn., referred questions to Covered California.

Was the trust hurriedly funded in 2000, as Osama gained global notoriety, only to ward off American questions, or to cover something up?