Sentences with phrase «generated lots of questions»

Last week's post on coffee generated lots of questions.

Needless to say, this announcement generates a lot of questions about the future of Pokémon as a franchise and even Nintendo as a company.

But, recent changes to medical and recreational marijuana laws at the state level have generated a lot of questions about its use.

The financials can tell a story, but also generate a lot of questions.

This little stand generates a lot of questions whenever I post it on social media or the blog.

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Although the ads generated a lot of interest and many people called in to ask questions, they rarely made any purchases.

When a topic has lots of parameters that need to be explained or negotiated and will generate too many questions and confusion, don't handle it via e-mail.

Once the list is generated, you can click to the «Only Questions» tab to see lots of queries containing your keyword.

however obama simply laughs off questions about marijuana helping the economy when you can be d@mn sure it would generate a lot of revenue, not only from the medical and recreational sale but from the over 25,000 uses the plant has.

In the intervening days, the photo has generated a lot of discussion and I felt it was important to circle back and address it, and also to raise some important philosophical questions about how we want to feed our children — here in Houston ISD and around the country.

Other key questions: Why does the volcanic system generate five gigawatts of power instead of a lot more or a lot less?

Michael and John have done some really interesting work to develop ways to generate sterile males and so forth (see CANE TOAD SEX page), though people have questioned the feasibility of controlling toads by releasing lots of extra toads.

Generate great discussion and lots of opportunities for questioning, with this lesson designed to target common misconceptions for the topic of Area and Perimeter.

With seven type of quiz questions and extra features like the ability to include multimedia and generate PDF files, LearnClick.com has options for lots of teachers.

Today I ask a question that generates a lot of debate on our Facebook page: what happens if you stop paying your debts?

This has generated a lot of email questions so I decided to write this article to expand on the reasons and exceptions for this policy.

My brief 2011 post asking for feedback on what people pay for Westlaw or Lexis generates lots of traffic still, no doubt driven by people searching for the answer to the very question I asked.

The question always generates a lot of thoughtful answers, but hardly anyone ever gets it right — can you?

Today I led a resume writing teleseminar for members of SHRM and the session generated a lot of great questions.