Sentence examples for which answering from inspiring English sources

Covering Trump, American journalists and political analysts risk turning into their Russian counterparts and falling into a Moscow-style, labyrinthine parlor game, in which answering the question "Who benefits?" is considered a form of proof.

The crucial legacy of the personal computer is that anyone can write code for it and give or sell that code to you — and the vendors of the PC and its operating system have no more to say about it than your phone company does about which answering machine you decide to buy.

Children aged 5 7 years will complete an adapted version of the PSQ8-11, in which answering options are reduced to 'yes/no' instead of the 4-point scale.

We need more campaigns which answer that.

There's a useful movie Web site called doesthedogdie.com, which answers that very question.

In retaliation, the company's board, which answered to Charles, fired William.

It depicts a frightening and ruthless Russia, which answers to nobody.

"Distance education is the first education structure which answers to the market," he said.

Filed under "questions which answer themselves and involve very small numbers".

We also see Sal and his wife watching it, which answers one of my earlier questions.

To the north, electricity comes from Bristol Virginia Utilities, which answers to the city council, a common arrangement in rural America.