Sentence examples for questions will be created from inspiring English sources

Three core components, task generation, worker selection, and truth reusing, have been carefully designed, such that informative and concise questions will be created and assigned to the most suitable workers.

The questions will be created based upon the categories of the systematic review (etic dimension).

So the real question is whether institutions will be created before the next disaster strikes so that people can do better than pulling corpses out of rubble hours or days after it's too late a task very few aid groups are willing or able to get to grips with.

Another issue is employment and the question of how many jobs will be created and how many replaced, as an outcome of automatisation, subject to intense speculation with few reliable answers, which makes the issue somewhat challenging for policymakers to confidently anticipate [13, 27].

Of course, many of the site's questions are asked anonymously, and no connection will be created if you ask or answer an anonymous question.

There is really no question about whether some of these applications will be created.

Friday morning, John McCain visited a GM factory and said if cars like the Volt, a plug-in gas/electric hybrid GM is developing, really do make it to market (still a question mark), "hundreds of thousands of jobs will be created".

An open question for the future is how much more demand will be created by these lower prices.

The guides themselves will be created in the form of question lists with accompanying instructions for completion and an introduction explaining the methodology for developing each guide.

A specific study database will be created to record responses to the questions.

New variables will be created from the common core dataset, as required, in order to answer the research questions prospectively agreed by the EPOCH Collaborators.