Sentence examples for set the question from inspiring English sources
"set the question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use it when you want to introduce a question or a topic of discussion. For example: "Let's set the question of what to do next."
Both Alex and the person who set the question say so, so it must be true.
The deal was signed only after both sides agreed to set the question of the statue aside.
If a contestant gives a wrong answer, his or her place will be taken in the next show by the viewer who set the question.
Furthermore, if Mr. Trump is given a green light to undermine the investigations, even if you set the question of impeachment aside, the American public will never know the truth about the threats to our elections and crimes that Mr. Mueller continues to investigate, among many other things.
The government, which set the question, said it was approved by parliament.
The researcher gets to set the question, decide what datasets to use, how to conduct analyses and how to present results.
Our Ethical Living columnist Lucy Siegle asked leading environmental NGOs to set the questions.
My old mucker the controversial rock critic George Byrne used to set the questions for that.
They set the questions, they answer them and they win the cash.
Labour sources have said the Electoral Commission should be allowed to set the questions and rules for donations.
"A true Turing test does not set the questions or topics prior to the conversations," he said.
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