Sentence examples for relevant questions to pose from inspiring English sources
OO The Presidential Race: Debate Media Ignore Climate Change, But DO Ask Dumb Questions - while the country's top scientists have some very relevant questions to pose.
Though Dumont et.al. [1] report as stepping velocity the slope of the unwinding trace between two pauses, a relevant question to pose is whether such a velocity exists, as there does not exist a natural step movement between pauses except when there is just one substep between pauses.
These are interesting questions to pose.
Although I can understand why Carson's peers might bristle at the grandness of her ambition and squabble about her imperious disregard for even the laxest of forms, it seems to me that there is only one relevant question to be posed about her writing.
These observations pose a relevant question to BMI research that, to our knowledge, has been unaddressed: to what extend does missing kinesthesia prevent the generation of the normal sequence of motor commands required for voluntary movements?
A lot of perfectly relevant questions posed to political candidates are "gotcha" questions in the sense that they seek to put the candidates on record about subjects they'd rather avoid.
A series of morally relevant questions are posed to highlight overt and covert value issues with regard to a medical intervention.
Unlike the two Republican Presidential Debates previously aired, this debate was a professional forum where relevant questions were posed and respectful answers were stated.
Changes in contract format pose a number of relevant questions relating to resource management, and the article takes an in-depth look at some of these.
The flexibility of a semi-structured format allows the interviewer to pose questions not on the interview guide if they are deemed relevant to the research [ 16].
