Sentence examples for replying to the question from inspiring English sources

The fact that the BBC recipe service functions so well, and that so many people are outraged about losing some of it, is rooted in the fact it was built as a robust online service replying to the question "what is the right digital manifestation of the BBC?".

According to the results of a nationwide Gallup poll, almost half of the population chose secondary vocational school when replying to the question: "Which type of school is most worth being selected by students after finishing elementary school?" (see Imre and Lannert 2000).

At the very least, she appears to sense a prying attitude, replying to the question of her acting origin, saying, "There was nothing else to it.

"Uh, nope," he replies, in tones that suggest he's replying to the question Do you want fries with that? after ordering a McCoffee at the drive-thru.

Replying to the question whether "medical futility" is related to Japanese healthcare, almost 64% of respondents believed that medical futility was an especially relevant issue to Japan.

Replying to the question "if the family still wants everything done in case of physician's physiologic futility judgment, what is the next step?", more than 24% replied that patient and family wishes had to be followed.

The subjects completed the PHQ-9 without any difficulties in comprehending and replying to the questions.

The subjects completed the GAD-7 without any difficulties in comprehending and replying to the questions.

When replying to the questions, participants were encouraged to write their feelings on a sticker and stick them onto the map at the relevant place.

"Yes," Moyes replied, to the question of whether he was feeling excitement or trepidation.

When there was no immediate reply, Johnson pressed him, asking, "Do you have any objection to that?" Bobby said he hadn't replied to the question.