Sentence examples for whose answer is to from inspiring English sources

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).

It may well be the case that he asked, or rather was aware of, the questions whose answers were to provoke the rise of modern science (as Nardi claimed); but he by no means resolved them.

But the second is one whose answer is unique to the user that the app is trying to know better.

It's a healthy process generally, and often consensus emerges, either about whose answer is correct or about how to go about finding out.

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

Physicians' whose answer is considered 'wrong' may have good reasons to think their answer is correct.

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.

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.

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

This, if you ask me, is the most interesting question here, the one whose answer is not obvious.