Sentence examples for satisfy questions from inspiring English sources

Recently, CSU system officials acknowledged that a 2010 study by ETS doesn't satisfy questions about the validity of the system's math placement test.

The consensus goes that Yes failed in 2014 because it couldn't convince enough people – particularly older and middle class voters – of the economic case for independence, or satisfy questions about currency.

It keeps your mind on the subject at hand, and you might even satisfy questions other students have in the process.

Any failure by the inquiry to speak to non-establishment witnesses raises the danger that while the report satisfies questions in Westminster it may lack credibility in communities outside, such as among British Muslims.

Those inspections were meant to satisfy lingering questions about Iran's nuclear intentions.

This intellectual context is crucial because Beringer's "fossils" represented an important contribution to the debate, just as Piltdown Man appeared to satisfy big questions about human origins.

He added, "The best way to satisfy these questions is for Elizabeth Warren to authorize the release of her law school applications and all personnel files from the various universities where she has taught".

Her plots captivate you with their fast-paced events, coupled with enough world-building to satisfy your questions, merged with intimate scenes between characters that do something to your heart.

It is my hope that the findings released in this report satisfy the questions surrounding the timeline, facts and sequence of events that have become known as 'Troopergate.' Even more important to me, is that there have been thousands of taxpayer dollars spent on determining that crimes have not been committed.

To do that is to miss the occasion to ask what happened with the religions we have, if or since they do not satisfy the questions of seekers.

On Tuesday, when you met with the attorney general, he offered you documents, including some that are not covered by the subpoena, and a briefing, and he said this would satisfy the questions you have.