Sentence examples for set up to answer from inspiring English sources

The finale was set up to answer a different question.

A call center would be set up to answer voters' questions on days when the polls are open.

But the questions raised by Mr Kay's volte-face may only go away if an independent inquiry is set up to answer them.

In Germany, a hot line set up to answer questions from the public about the disease collapsed because of too many calls.

Linked social media posts can be embedded, images can be downloaded and stored, and "slackbot" can be set up to answer common questions or perform complex tasks automatically.

The Europeana 1914-18 Family History Roadshow, set up to answer the growing demand for an organised, free-for-all documentation of wartime history, visited Banbury Museum in Oxfordshire last Saturday.

The question on family structure allowed children living in more complex family set-ups to answer for two homes: the first for main or only home and the second other home if a child under family circumstances lives a substantial time outside his or her main home ([ 23], p.27).

The Coast Guard may answer the phone when reporters call the Joint Information Center set up to provide answers, but more often than not, the phone is quickly handed off to BP officials.

The Airports Commission, set up to deliver an answer on the long-delayed question of airport capacity expansion, recommended a third runway at Heathrow last July.

It is not set up to just provide answers to questions.

The advantage of these systems is the anonymity they give to students (although they can also be set up to identify which handset recorded which answer).