Sentence examples for the default answer from inspiring English sources
The default answer is to put in more time.
The default answer to this has been rationing.
He abolished brownfield targets and said the default answer to development should be "yes".
The default answer for a long time — when real estate's horizon seemed limitless — was to own.
The default answer could still be Priebus, who, as chief of staff, would traditionally act as gatekeeper to Trump.
It describes the policy as "introduc[ing] a new presumption in favour of sustainable development, so that the default answer to development is 'yes'".
These questions must be answered before the computer will generate a dose recommendation (table 3), but the user can easily ignore these questions as the default answers are no.
But here's the proper, default answer when the armed citizen or armed officer wonders what "could" happen next.
"If you question the economic value of college, the defenders' default answer is that it's priceless," Mr. Thiel wrote in The New York Times last August.
If you question the economic value of college, the defenders' default answer is that it's priceless.
They signed to Polydor, which didn't seem to know what to do with them, beyond adding the brass section that was the 80s major label's default answer to bridging the gulf between the indie chart and the real thing.
