Sentence examples for someone can answer from inspiring English sources

Among the many puzzling issues in the Middle East conflict (editorial, Oct. 23), perhaps someone can answer this: If, as many of the Palestinian leaders say, the Israelis are murdering Palestinian children, why do Palestinian parents continue to allow their children into the streets, particularly onto the front lines of the confrontation?

Here are our two biggest questions we're hoping someone can answer.

That way, someone can answer your question on your talk page.

If they believe they have among their five finalists someone with a magic touch — someone who can answer all the oversight questions and put the department on the right track — then it makes sense to go ahead with an appointment.

If their finance director will be present, make sure your team includes someone who can answer financial questions.

You should make sure to leave the room knowing how to contact someone who can answer your questions later on, when you have a chance to calm down.

I'll give a prize for someone who can answer this question: Is a pedicab really less of a contributor to global warming than a regular taxi?

If you're on one call when another comes in, the other phones in your house ring so someone else can answer.

For instance, if you're on deadline and you need complete concentration, redirect you incoming calls or use a virtual phone service like Answer.co.uk where someone else can answer the phone for you.

But I know someone that can answer "yes" on both those counts.

Students often have questions and doubts in different subjects areas and lack the access to someone who can answer those questions.