Sentence examples for stating a question from inspiring English sources

In some areas of science, scholarly publications are structured in a way that may convey the impression of a neat and linear process of inquiry from stating a question, devising the methods by which to answer it, collecting the data, to drawing a conclusion from the analysis of data.

At the time, food security was for cash-rich but soil-poor Gulf states a question of market supply and demand and ensuring the food supply chain at whatever price.

Consequently, we developed an approach to interaction analysis in terms of a one-channel system, and coded all GP communication to quantify the number of times a GP states a question or a comment or gives an explanation, according to specific content categories.

However, empirical uncertainties in certain categories provide caution before stating a definitive answer to the question.

The only suggestion that was specific to sleep symptoms was provided by a participant who stated that a question about "trouble waking up" or "getting out of bed" could be added.

This is often effectively stated as a question, which is why TV advertisements often begin with questions such as "Did you know that…." or "Are you tired of…" or "Have you ever had a problem doing…".

In the States, a question that kept coming up was this: how can you, as a man, talk about three women?

In December 2011, pollsters working for President Obama's re-election campaign asked voters in battleground states a question: Would you be more likely to vote for Mr. Obama if Hillary Rodham Clinton were to campaign for him?

In 2011, pollsters working for Mr. Obama's re-election campaign asked voters in battleground states a question: Would you be more likely to vote for Mr. Obama if Mrs. Clinton were to campaign for him?

Whatever one might conclude as to whether moral judgments or beliefs motivate on their own or only by means of some preexisting conative state, a question remains as to the precise nature of the connection between moral judgment and motivation.

That's the fundamental question that the Supreme Court confronts in Luis v. United States--a question that implicates the integrity of the criminal justice system.