Sentence examples for window question from inspiring English sources

Simon Ofield-Kerr, vice-chancellor of the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), might view Oskar's window question as a perfect example of the importance of realising designs in real materials, for real use.

"To the extent that best-seller and new-release prices have really converged at the under-$10 price point, it is really going to heighten the attention paid to this whole release window question," said David Steinberger, chief executive of Perseus Books.

When the Excite@Home broadband service decided its customer support staff was spending too much time helping people with Windows questions it put up a link to NoWonder.

The window in question, a slot in the canyon, drains much of the basin.

The window in question, along with related legal papers, is on display as an introduction to this latest exhibition.

The resultant conflict over natural resource management provides a convenient window into questions of peasant protest and resistance, and into strategies of power in resource management.

It's a darn fine-looking little thing, I'll admit, but the Windows 8.1 question remains unanswered.

The Windows 8.1 question remains open, but Microsoft could have built the device with the largest chance to bring back wayward sons and daughters to the Realm of Windows.

A series of monumental freestanding windows pose questions about perceptual triage: the way art gives salience to a fragment of reality and excludes alternative versions of it.

Good thing CNN didn't know that when they showed up at his front door with a camera and a list of Windows 7 questions.

The need to market an ARM-compatible version of Windows was questioned by analysts because of recent developments in the PC industry; both Intel and AMD introduced x86-based system-on-chip designs for Windows 8, Atom "Clover Trail" and "Temash" respectively, in response to the growing competition from ARM licensees.