Sentence examples for wished to answer from inspiring English sources

We wished to answer the question of whether treatment is more effective earlier in illness course.

In his Autobiography, Maimon writes that he "would have to write a book, had I wished to answer all the unjust charges and ridicule brought against the Talmud by both Christian authors as well as wishing-to-be-enlightened Jews".

Heterogeneity of SPREADs vs. age etc.: these are very important questions that we wished to answer.

The main research questions that we wished to answer were: What proportion of the students could be considered as 'cases'cases

Building on our earlier analyses of HRQOL indicators for the Rhode Island population [ 6], we wished to answer the following questions: Is it possible to characterize HRQOL with summary measures so health planners can track Rhode Island's HRQOL over time?

In this study, we wished to answer the following questions: Which cognitive domains are associated with an increased risk of falling, and specifically, is executive function associated with an increased risk of falling?

"This is a question I have thought deeply about, and wish to answer — and to help change — by writing this book".

Questions, should you wish to answer them: · Beirut - is cultural appropriation OK? · St Vincent - is writing poncey lyrics OK? · Christmas - is it OK?

During cross-examination, a witness was asked: 'You and your colleagues from the Grim Reapers spent the greater part of 14 September until 16 September guarding these Iraqis, and you and your colleagues beat these Iraqis relentlessly during that period, did you not?' 'I do not wish to answer that question,' the witness replied.

Or if you think you'll prefer to offer their grime-streaked, tortured faces the slightly longer version – and frankly, you're going to have hours to kill between hunting rats for dinner and waiting for the endtimes – you might wish to answer: "Well, love, we probably should have seen the writing was on the wall when Ginger Spice was given a UN envoy role".

Locke, it seems, wishes to answer the second question in the affirmative!