Sentence examples for whose answer is from inspiring English sources

It's a question whose answer is usually the same as the answer to another one: Is the gift alive?

It is not surprising that you identify a problem whose answer is greater government spending.

But prompting the discussion with a question whose answer is self-evident may not be the best approach.

We found that normal controls indeed tend to commit more mistakes after the presentation of a stimulus whose answer is consistent with a current and preceding rule.

Far too often students ask a question whose answer is available on this very page or on the top of assignment handouts.

Scarcely anyone, from any point on the political spectrum, favours a hands-off state approach (except Ukip, whose answer is to let developers build anywhere, on anything – except golf courses).

We gave the last question to a child whose answer was "I don't like police, they took my dad away".

When it came time to pop the question, Assel approached Espinal with giant banner that read, "I know I'm not as cool as RGIII but will you go to prom with me?" RGIII then stepped out from behind the sign, prompting a mile-wide grin from Espinal, whose answer was a clear "Yes!" despite being non-verbal due to his disorder.

Answers were given a 7-point scale and measured as proportion of respondents whose answer was worried more than normal, worried much more than normal, or extremely worried.

Answers were given on a 5-point scale and measured as proportion of respondents whose answer was either a bit higher or much higher.

Answers were given on a 7-point scale and measured as proportion of respondents whose answer was likely, very likely, or certain.