Sentence examples for then this question from inspiring English sources

I was asked by several people, "So are you going to apply to be an actual social worker once you qualify then?" This question always confused me.

Consider, then, this question, posed to Verrilli by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy: "Assume for the moment that this" — the mandate — "is unprecedented, this is a step beyond what our cases have allowed, the affirmative duty to act to go into commerce.

If I would not have any other projects that I would work on in parallel to modeling, may be then this question would've been bothering me.

"So more helicopters, perhaps some with night vision, river capacities and then this question of aerial surveillance equipment -- drones," Ladsous said, according to AFP. "I explained to the Security Council how necessary we think this is," he added.

Now, while you should not expect your candidate to know the answer (if you expect them to know the answer, then this question serves the same purpose as the last), you can always be pleasantly surprised if they know the answer.

It struck me then that this question revealed more than a gap in one young person's vocabulary.

If you're a journalist nodding along with that last paragraph, then answer this question: does your publication use unpaid interns as the prevalent mode of determining full-time jobs?

If, as Field (2008) is inclined to do, one takes a fairly instrumentalist approach towards the formal semantics, then perhaps this question is not terribly pressing.

If you don't have answer right away, then answer this question: why did you pick your venue?

Watch it, share it, then consider this question in the discussion thread below: should government money go to make broadband connections as common as phone or electricity hookups?

And it raises more questions, like the "Will Driverless Cars REALLY Slow for Pedestrians?" The ad then answers this question, when the car in question runs a stop sign, nearly killing a sweet, walker-enabled lady.