Sentence examples for start this question from inspiring English sources

Well wait there was some smoked on the outside of the can also… ok wait can we start this question over or is this going down the wrong yellow brick road…?

Because it goes back to this thing about parents starting this question "is my child going to die in childhood?".

"I'm going to start this [clicker question] up and let you guys weigh in and see where you are.

To start, this is a question that deserves research in its own right and voices of writing instructors who have experimented with bringing the Appraisal framework, specifically engagement, into their lessons.

(Kevin Young's review at Bookforum is a good place to start on this question).

"So you have to start with this question: 'Who are you making peace with?' " Mr. Abbas, who unsuccessfully sought to have a nation of Palestine accepted for United Nations membership in September, said in his speech that he favored peace talks.

Start with this question: What is the wealth of the U.S.? You'll get estimates that vary from $55 trillion net of debt to $150 trillion when counting everything, including federal land.

To start addressing this question, we compared glycoprotein and matrix mutants of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), showing different oncolytic potentials for B16/B16gp33 melanoma tumor cells in vitro, with the wild-type virus in their ability to induce tumor-specific CD8+ T cell responses and control tumor progression in vivo.

An investigation into the quantitative capacity of each susceptible frog species to produce myxospores will be required before it is possible to start answering this question.

With the number of related screens performed thus far, it is now possible to compare these screens to start answering this question.

For example, the facilitator asked, "Why might you start with this question?" or "How do you think your students will answer that question?" We know that many TAs experience anxiety about teaching concepts for which they have little or fragmented understanding (Muzaka, 2009).