Sentence examples for unanticipated questions from inspiring English sources

In the days since then, they have confronted unanticipated questions in public and private about the role of United States troops.

By current estimates, there are more than six hundred thousand — some say more than a million — frozen pre-embryos in the United States, and one of the many unanticipated questions stirred by developments in reproductive technology is what to do with them.

Remaining open to and discussing the impacts of giving students multiple tire options, while seemingly trivial, would have likely required further structuring of the problem they encountered and forced them to ask and find answers to new, unanticipated questions (Ertmer et al. 2008; Jeffries et al. 1981).

Filipino students would likely perform poorly on other items, such as, #12 "Do I act and think differently to others without caring", #29 Do I ask the teacher unanticipated questions, and #2 Do I like to investigate natural phenomena of my own accord.

The good teacher has to ad lib, improvise, read body language, deal with unanticipated questions, and change the pace, tone, or content depending on how the class is responding.

Several individuals were also using family phones, raising unanticipated questions about confidentiality and privacy.

"Why'd you start this company?" shouldn't be an unanticipated question when you're pitching TechCrunch, and if your answer isn't the unvarnished truth, at least make sure you're all on the same page about what that answer is.

The analysis will begin with the first interview and will form an iterative process of exploring new and unanticipated research questions and developing and testing various ways of interpreting the data.

The biospecimen and data resources established by the B2B Research Program will also enable currently unanticipated important research questions to be addressed in a timely manner.

Having done my homework, few of the questions were unanticipated: I quickly developed stock answers for the most common ones, which usually worked.

Then, when she started looking for a postdoc, she faced additional unanticipated hurdles, including interview questions about her PI's scandal.