Sentence examples for shared questions from inspiring English sources

During the 2016 campaign, CNN severed ties with Donna Brazile, a Democratic strategist, after it was revealed that she shared questions for CNN-sponsored candidate events in advance with friends on Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Two professors shared questions based on their courses.

But also in her DNC statement, Brazile left herself little wiggle room, flatly saying she never shared questions with "the candidates". Maybe she did not communicate directly with Clinton, but she clearly shared questions with Clinton's staff.

They chunked the text into smaller, multiparagraph sections, shared questions that pertained to each section and together constructed a summary before moving on to the next section.

By agreeing to use a small group of "shared" questions across campuses, universities can learn both from their own students' experiences and also from students at other universities.

When reporters complained that it fueled the perception that they shared questions with the White House, Mr. Gibbs went around the room asking them if they had ever done that.

Their shared question: How stupid is your boss?

New York has a generally successful model for developing and sharing questions for the Regents Exams given to high school students.

We strolled to my bank to get her reward, sharing questions and stories about our new city.

Etsy forums are jammed with sellers sharing questions and helping each other: "Anyone else had a disappointing April?" they ask, or: "Please critique our recycled fabric garlands".

Although some students have friends who will be taking the same test next week, the possibility of their sharing questions did not concern organizers.