Sentence examples for this question is that from inspiring English sources

The answer they provided to this question is that 'global' refers to any health issue 'that concerns many countries' or 'is affected by transnational determinants or solutions'.

One answer to this question is that it depends on who you ask.

Augustine's radical answer to this question is that evil does not actually come from anywhere.

One answer to this question is that, for all their ideological contortions, the BNP, the EDL and their various splinters are fascists, and violence is what fascists do.

From tiojo: An aspect of this question is that with a ring fenced aid budget and a commitment to increase aid to meet the UN target of 0.7% then where will the money go that is cut from India's budget?

And if the answer to this question is that the whole point of human rights is that they belong to all human beings, as many of us believe, in what circumstances should rights be limited and to what degree?

Gill Bejerano, a geneticist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who mentioned Slartibartfast to me, pointed out that the problem with raising this question is that people who look will see messages in the genome even if they aren't there — the way people have claimed in recent years to have found secret codes in the Bible.

The standard answer to this question is that the difference lies in the subject matter.

One answer to this question is that biologists are blinded by an ideology of genetic determinism.

Kant's ostensible answer to this question is that we must "subordinate" mechanism to teleology (§78, 414).

The best known positive answer to this question is that given by John Stuart Mill.