Sentences with phrase «much a question posed»

The fact that you people completely ignore pretty much every question I pose to you is evidence to me I'm making valid points you don't want to deal with.

This isn't so much a question posed by one of our insureds as it is a PSA.

This isn't so much a question posed by one of our insureds as it is a PSA.

Not exact matches

Mostly it poses the question of what do you do with a country where we simply just can't get along — where we are at a political impasse so profound that we can't agree on simple questions, much less passing a budget?

To find out why, Fortune posed a simple question to five established researchers working on next - generation batteries, a behavioral economist, and a battery industry executive: Why is battery technology moving so much slower than hardware?

Methodology: GOBankingRates» survey posed the question, «By your best estimate, how much money do you have saved for retirement?»

The question posed by the title of the Cato Institute panel suggests that Washington has the slightest idea about the «problem» in the mortgage business much less a solution.

At the end, having agonized through much of the poem over the questions posed by his gnostic favorites, he comes back much more strongly to a defense of the categories of Christian worship.

I thought I pretty much covered her questions and way more succinctly than she posed them.

I would be wary of any congregation in which the pastor is revered too much to be questioned (though questions should obviously be posed in the right way, through the right channels, and with the right timing).

I asked a question of this poster that was very much like the one myweight posed to L4H and unshockingly got pretty much the same response... «oh, well, define murder and you have to put it in perspective».

Now this YOU DO NT UNDERSTAND AT ALL Telling me I am stupid for posing a question, and insult someone's inteligence and assume I am not even up to his ass Standard... So much of a GOD's believer....

The fundamental question that Bonhoeffer poses before us is «If religion is no more than a «garment of Christianity» which must now be cast aside because it has lost its meaning in a «world come of age», if the real problem facing Christianity today is not so much that of religionlessness, but precisely that of religion, then what does all this mean for the church?»

One is taught as much by the phrasing and posing of these unassuming questions, as by the content of the main text.

«my beliefs have been the same for years» some other morons might say, ok so i pose a question then to all the believers whos faith has gotten them thru so much (laughs) HOW OLD IS THE EARTH?

Perhaps our own age is the first in which much effort has been expended in seeking to avoid any such confrontation, so that it is now generally assumed that while death will inevitably come to each one, the question it poses can be put off to that distant tomorrow.

With Jenkinson thus likely to remain with the Gunners at least until the end of the season, it poses the question as to how much game time the defender is likely to see.

What they're really asking when they pose this question is, «How much will my baby cry, and will I be able to provide comfort when they do?»

Since children are becoming much more active in the learning process, they also begin to pose questions about the world around them.

And so the question posed to Tim Farron at his first party conference as leader was: How on earth are you going to capitalise on this huge opportunity with next to no MPs; a dodgy electoral system that discriminates against you; a disengaged public; and a disengaged media who don't fancy giving you much of a voice?

Mike Lupica is trying to revive the «dump Biden for Hillary» talk and poses the question «How much better off might we all be if Hillary Clinton had won?»

Much of the packed middle - school auditorium in Lake Katrine had a clear favorite in the race between Republican Congressman Chris Gibson and Democrat Sean Eldridge, as evidenced by the shouts and jeers amid candidate responses to questions posed during the debate.

«They posed some very difficult questions and when we were forced to answer them, I think what ended up happening is we end up with a much better design and for the uses of the building too,» project architect Nick Liberis said this month's meeting.

There also are questions about how much spread occurs without a mosquito vector: Zika can persist in semen and be transmitted sexually, and there's an outside chance that viral RNA in saliva, which never has been linked to an infection, might pose a risk.

This leads to the question posed by Larson et al., «How much confidence [in vaccines] is enough?»

Your September article on human evolution was clear and beautifully illustrated, but I am amazed that there was no mention of the aquatic ape theory, which has much better answers for some of the questions posed than the establishment theories Zimmer noted.

A group of scientists has now analyzed how people had responded to two of the questions: How much do you know about global warming, and how serious a threat does it pose to you and your family?

The Testosterone Centers study goes on to cite that the decrease in testosterone is in direct relation to the amount of alcohol consumed, which poses the question: How much is too much?

Which poses this question: just how much of these products are safe and effective in helping us successfully maintaining our health?

Still, the question that kind of poses itself is how to avoid different obstacles and do it right without too much of the hassle?

It's a question that Swanberg poses without much subtlety, but a fascinating topic nonetheless.

And the film ultimately manages to pose questions about Germany in the present as much as it makes us wonder about the very circumstances that enabled this strange, indeed grotesque story to take place in 1945.

The idea of a Scientology - like «religion» is used only as a narrative framing device — the film itself poses much more thought - provoking questions.

This is the question posed by the refreshingly oddball action comedy «Game Night,» which is much funnier and more entertaining than promised by its high - stakes premise.

Perhaps the people I should pose these questions to are the filmmakers, as much as it pains me to credit them as «makers» of anything or mention them and any iteration of the word «film» in the same sentence.

It's a hands - off vibe that's compounded by a screenplay that juggles a plethora of mysteries for much of the first hour, as Egoyan and cowriter David Fraser pose a variety of questions that remain unanswered until virtually the end of the picture (eg why is Tina being filmed?

I won't go so far as to say it's without merit, as it does pose interesting questions, but it seemed like it belonged in a much different movie than the one that had been developing for the first hour and 20 minutes.

One thing often unsaid (or unconsidered) about receiving feedback is that much of it comes from ourselves, from our own internal voice (the one that poses those clearly worded questions on early morning walks...).

Much of the SENCO's direct school improvement work involved discussions with key staff members and this was supported by specific use of questions posed in the areas of judgement, which the SENCO found extremely useful during meetings.

When identical or very similar questions are posed, and the response categories are the same, both polls find much the same thing.

They pose questions that, just in the asking, show how much they know and care about you.

But the size of that margin depends on how the question is posed, and intentions to use a voucher system depend on how much tuition it covers.

Most of them are non-verbal so when she poses the hopes and dreams question, it's natural for families to respond in a «much more emotional» way.

Here's a look at the two central questions posed by «The Bee Keeper,» the new book about Michelle Rhee: Why do D.C. schools perform so much worse than many other big city school districts?

It's funny that this question was posed as I found myself thinking how much faster and more efficient things would have been if there was todays modern technology as I was reading the story.

This, of course, poses an interesting question of how much of the Efficient Market Hypothesis has been wrongly used to propel the myth of active investing for small cap equity.

Methodology: This GOBankingRates survey posed the following questions to 2,502 Americans: 1) How much debt do you currently have?

From the desk of the Devil's Advocate... Posing a question in a blog headline typically means the writer of the post already knows the answer and will deign to share it only if you click on his or her... [Read more...] about How Much is a Credit Inquiry Worth?

When posed this question, Dal Molin said that it was simply a matter of associating with Sony much sooner.

So the idea of «Ashen Estus», a new item used in Dark Souls 3 to restore magic points, poses a pretty unpleasant question: how much trouble is the world in when you have to rely on ashes to get the power you need from fire?