Sentence examples for which asked how from inspiring English sources
In 1939 von Mises introduced the famous "birthday problem," which asked how many people must be gathered before the probability of two people sharing a birthday exceeds 50 percent.
Several medallion owners received the letter on Monday from the United States attorney, which asked how owners determine which vehicles to use as cabs and whether federal rules are taken into account.
There was some veiled criticism raised in a written question which asked "how well the Church of England understands our nation, given the publicly aired views of our leadership on Brexit compared with the outcome of the referendum".
We've received thousands of e-mails, tweets, and comments about it, many of which asked how it all works and what it's like to do.
Credit: Yale Project on Climate Change Communications, October 2014 survey of 1,275 American adults, which asked: "How much do you support or oppose the following policy?
This comes from a recent poll (labelled "brutal" by Markos Moulitas), which asked how likely respondents are to go vote next year.
From the Future Cape Town network comes this piece which asks: how can South African cities benefit from the smart city movement?
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the two cases, which ask how principles concerning bad legal work at trial should apply to plea bargains.
I direct the [college's] Initiative on Neuroscience and Law which asks how does modern neuroscience affect the way we think about criminal behaviour and criminal punishment and new ideas of rehabilitation – even how jurors and judges make decisions?
Episode of the year: Yogurt Special, which asks, "How far past its sell-by date would you eat a yoghurt?", before pointing out that eating one passed its sell-by date can lead to paralysis and death.
In his arrangement of Jeremiah Ingalls's "Bright Hour Delayed," which asks "How long dear savior, O how long / Shall this bright hour delay?" he elongates the words "delay" and "long" through digital delay, which gives the yearnings they express an aural embodiment.
