Sentence examples similar to succeeding questions from inspiring English sources

"succeeding questions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to questions which come after another. For example, "The presenter asked a few simple questions before moving on to the succeeding questions."

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Young's bright start has fizzled out, not completely, but enough to raise doubts about his potential to succeed Ryan Giggs (questions he still has plenty of time to answer).

In that way the assault succeeded without question.

Jones has said that his aim was to create something with "an iconic presence," and in this sense he succeeds without question.

Yet if they succeed, the question becomes whether Dell's or American Greeting's shareholders will become the proverbial dog who caught the car, wondering what to do next.

I think women are often more cautious, whereas men just say: 'I know I can do that.' As more women take on these jobs and succeed, the question of gender in theatre will be a thing of the past".

Britain has had a lame-duck prime ministership made worse so far by the absence of either a date for Tony Blair's departure or a public contest to succeed him.The question of when Mr Blair will go has obsessed politicians and journalists since before the 2005 election, when the prime minister announced, unwisely it now seems, that he would not fight another election.

In what ways does he succeed?" This question will lead students in a productive direction without feeding them the answers.

Reading out the names of the people who asked questions - Marie, Stephen, Paul, Claire, Gail and Angela – the crowd-sourced questions succeeded in generating a more civilised approach by Mr Cameron and fellow MPs, who temporarily put their heckling and animal noises to one side.

The new politics lasted 11 minutes before it descended into the same old baying Reading out the names of the people who asked questions - Marie, Stephen, Paul, Claire, Gail and Angela – the crowd-sourced questions succeeded in generating a more civilised approach by Mr Cameron and fellow MPs, who temporarily put their heckling and animal noises to one side.

In his questioning of witnesses, Mr. Keahon succeeded in raising questions about Mr. Conroy's participation in the attack.

But with Israel in a bellicose mood, it is hard to see that succeeding either.The most basic question is whether anything can happen fast enough.

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