Sentence examples for this question got from inspiring English sources

Migrant pupils without a valide answer on this question got the average answer of their combination of origin and destination country.

Anyway, this question got me to thinking: what's more important – football coming home, or actually owning a home?

This question gets uncomfortable because it forces us to get really clear about our underlying reason for doing things.

Some day our computers will spit out the proper response to this question: Get over your resistance to conflict and march outside.

RYAN LIZZA: This question gets at an important issue raised by the piece: how can we fairly write about the people who influence the candidates we cover?

Harder than it sounds, or should be, this question gets at a weakness which many critics feels lies at the heart of the campaign.

This question gets at the basic question of affordability because if it is true that middle-income countries can look after their own poor people, then tax rates should be bearable.

MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: It will be interesting to see *where* and *how* this question gets answered — it may not be through the general-assembly format, and it may not be in Zuccotti Park.

"This question gets at the essence of what drives a person and what they like to do, what inspires them, what motivates them" he explained".I want to see if I can get some unconventional insight into what people are like when the job search constraints are removed".

But this question gets at the real crux of the problem because, for now anyway, there's really no way to find out.

How this question gets answered will depend on four variables: (i) the person who is being blamed, (ii) the person who is blaming, (iii) the nature of the blaming interaction, and (iv) the precise sense of "appropriate" at issue.