Sentence examples for thought to query from inspiring English sources

4.25pm BST Jackie Doyle-Price MP asks why Kroll never thought to query how the BBC had arrived at the £1m figure.

Finally someone thought to query the noted quotation maven Nigel Rees, of the long-running BBC 4 radio program Quote … Unquote.

Alternatively only those pairs of query proteins which are thought to be orthologous to the fusion protein are accepted [9].

Belgian immigration was a way to find biceps and sinews capable of hacking coal from the soil, and stoke the blast furnaces of Charleroi.I still highly recommend Ms Applebaum's review: there is a lot to chew over in it, and I think she is right to query Mr Caldwell's bleak view of European culture and its resilience.

I think you should need a warrant to query the data -- that's been our entire history," Nadler said.

"To query that, to get underneath it.

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I think I queried about 8 agents in all when I decided to stop and regroup.

I put my cursor on the spot where I thought the query box was, and typed, "Sorry I am having trouble seeing this screen are you able to see it" "Yes I see it" I replied: "Sorry, I will log out and try again.

In Chinese, "Are you happy" happens to be a homophone for "Is your last name Fu?" Apparently, the elderly gentleman thought the happiness query so unlikely that he immediately chose to interpret the question as the latter.

The idea is to identify the similarity between the preferences of SOLAP users thought their MDX queries triggered on the system and to use this similarity to recommend, to the current user, personalized MDX queries.