Sentence examples for referenced the question from inspiring English sources

From day one after the new district was created, reporters referenced the question of whether, when it comes to his new district, Coffman is a square peg in a round hole, a bad fit, even a Cuckoo bird* (my friend's analogy).

It wasn't long before someone at the table referenced the questions that have been raised concerning the film's fidelity to the historical record.

Repeating the procedure, and cross-referencing the questions with answers, we obtained the same result.

However, the document claims that DJ Snake and Lil Jon referenced the phrase in question on social media pre-dating their release, leading the plaintiff to believe they knew of Sautel's work.

Support for repeal of the sheltered English immersion requirement was strongest when the question referenced the economic benefits of speaking multiple languages in a globalized economy, although this was offset to a large degree when the question also referenced an anti-repeal argument emphasizing the economic value of English fluency.

My advice is referenced in the question.

As these questions specifically referenced the viewed hand in the mirror, they were only asked on mirror vision trials.

Taking the lead in the latest crop is Kim Gordon's Girl In A Band (Faber £14.99), the title of which exasperatedly references the question the Sonic Youth bass player has spent most of her career fielding: "What's it like to be the girl in the band?" It is, nevertheless, a question that she answers at length in this bittersweet memoir that reflects on her rise to fame.

Between NHANES 1999 2000 and NHANES 2001 2002 the time period referenced in the questions about children's television viewing and computer/video use changed from the prior day to the average of the previous 30 days [ 38].

"We obtained a court order on August 6 2013 from the court in Paris enjoining both Google France and Google Inc to cease referencing the URLs in question," he explained.

"These mistakes are on Rolling Stone, not on Jackie," managing editor Will Dana wrote, referencing the victim in question.