Sentence examples for this question was seen from inspiring English sources

The reports of this regulatory process document that this question was seen relevant at that time.

He said: "As things stand, Labour won't [call for a referendum] because ducking this question is seen as part of Labour's commitment to business.

History has preserved these lies, normalised them, and socialised them into our culture: so much so that legitimate resistance against US aggression is incomprehensible to most, and to even raise this question is seen as un-American.

Until a few years ago, even mention of the "distribution question" was seen as heresy.

Last year's winner, Howard Jacobson's "The Finkler Question", was seen in some quarters as too safe, too solidly middlebrow a choice.

The question is seen as a vital one for publishers keen to preserve the traditional paper book.

The problem is just that the effect is only possible if the person in question is seen through a camera.

The well built clinical question is seen as the key to finding the research evidence and making evidence based decisions.

My question is, seeing how hard it is to acquire financial assistance, how does one decide which, if any, is worth pursuing?

People who raised implementation questions were seen as backdoor critics of the war".

How to be close when even innocent questions are seen as intrusions.