Sentence examples for those that ask from inspiring English sources

Like those that ask for four hours, or take place during practice, or require flying to Mexico City.

One is that there is an increasing variety of propositions relating to same-sex marriage on the ballots, from those that seek to ban it (as in North Carolina) to those that ask voters to approve it (as in Maryland), and from those that seek to do so by statute (as in Maine) to those that would alter the state constitution (as in Minnesota).

The Ipsos poll, measuring degrees of happiness, is not strictly comparable with those that ask about "well-being" (such as Gallup) or "life satisfaction" (the World Values survey), so it is hard to test the validity of the conclusions against other efforts.

Some reliable sources state simply that writers should follow their particular style guide, but proponents of double spacing caution that publishers' guidance takes precedence, including those that ask for double sentence spaced manuscripts.

In this study, it is logical to surmise that the most motivated patients are those that ask questions during clinical encounters.

These items are likely those that ask students to provide ratings about the authenticity of the research experience, sense of community, or responsibility given to students to create their own projects.

But I will say that some -- especially those that asked me to interpret works of art or literary passages -- seemed to have more than one right answer.

Consumers Union — the advocacy division of Consumer Reports — was among those that asked the safety agency to impose a motor vehicle standard, which would require automakers to comply or face civil penalties.

*N = 58 (those that asked questions) **N = 449 Only 2.5% (11/438) said they spent 10 or more minutes with the provider while 70.5% of women (309/438) said they spent 3 minutes or less with their antenatal care provider.

All of those polls that ask us to pick our highest priorities force false choices by making us decide between the economy, health care, national security and climate change.

I chose the ACT and crossed off those colleges that asked for the SAT.