Sentence examples for the straightforward question from inspiring English sources
An ICM poll, conducted at the beginning of this month for the TaxPayers' Alliance, a lobbying group, asked the straightforward question whether taxes should go up or down.
Well, surprising though it may seem, the vast majority of research on happiness sees everything through a hedonic filter: that is, the straightforward question of whether experiences are pleasant or unpleasant.
In terms of Turing machines, this raises the straightforward question: can we consider the program to be a separate entity in the cell, and if so, to what extent?
"We're disappointed that neither United Airlines nor the Chicago Department of Aviation has yet provided substantive answers to the straightforward questions we asked about the forcible removal of a passenger on April 9, 2017," Thune and Nelson said in a joint statement.
The answers to this straightforward question are complicated!
The answer to this straightforward question proved to be surprisingly elusive.
The role played by such visualisations has traditionally been that of final-statement, or end-product, intended to convey a synthesis of the interpretation for general consumption, geared around the deceptively straightforward question 'what did the landscape look like in the past?'.
The two sides, those who think it is genuine and those who doubt it, cannot even agree on the seemingly straightforward question of whether the ink has been flaking off the map at a suspiciously rapid rate.
No, Barnicle was asking the most straightforward question possible: What is the strategic, diplomatic, and moral route to ending the prolonged slaughter in Syria?
Her real sustenance, it seems, comes in the form of profound thought – even the most straightforward question can engender a furrowed brow and a bout of extended soul-searching.
Other pollsters believe they have no choice but to continue asking the more straightforward question of voting intentions – even if the answer is less and less reliable.
