Sentence examples for the excellent question from inspiring English sources

It's a good piece that's pegged to Criterion's welcome DVD release of Lloyd's 1923 silent classic "Safety Last!" and a trio of shorts, but it only brings up the excellent question and doesn't hazard an answer.

In my mailbag I received an excellent example of the sort of reporting I'm talking about — a link to a "This American Life" show from May, the lead segment of which asked the excellent question: How can you have ten thousand N.G.O.s working in Haiti, and yet in the fifty years that that country has been receiving humanitarian aid it has gotten poorer every year?

That's the (excellent) question I've been receiving a lot lately, since I just published my first book, Reinventing You: Define Your Brand, Imagine Your Future.

Muscimol versus halorhodopsin: Thank you for the excellent question.

The reviewer raises the excellent question of whether the P450s are able to change their promiscuous activities by large amounts while still maintaining 12-pNCA activity.

Sorry about the excellent questions I didn't have time to answer.

Thanks to the Guardian for hosting this today, and thank you for the excellent questions.

They stalk observations about the flora and fauna, but they also stalk new answers to the excellent questions -- Who are we?

How can diplomacy work now that the Palestinians are split between Fatah in the West Bank and, in Gaza, the Islamists of Hamas who say they reject the very idea of peace with a Jewish state?The answer to this excellent question is not to put diplomacy on hold.

I gave a presentation on burnout prevention and building stress resilience to a group of lawyers last week, and one of the participants asked this excellent question: Is there was any research showing a link between working from home and lower rates of burnout?

The title of the conference asks an excellent question (that's it at the top of this post), a question that, alas, will probably always be timely.