Sentences with phrase «one knows the answers to these questions»

«Nobody knows the answer to that question, because that's in the future, but what we do know is that this will increase economic growth,» Ryan said.

«It's okay to not know the answer to a question.

Know that one of your most important jobs as a salesperson or marketer is to not only know the answers to these questions but to constantly improve the USP of whatever you sell.

You might object that, obviously, learners don't know the answers to questions before they learn the material.

It's fine to say that you don't know the answer to a question, but that you will get the answer to them soon.

You've got to know the answers to those questions before you start a QR code marketing campaign.

I suspect we all know the answer to that question, but if the answer is, in fact, yes, then, as before, we should not be surprised if other nations are hacking our own parties» infrastructures.

Well, I don't know the answer to that question, but I do know that research shows it takes more and more touches to connect.

Then you need to know the answer to this question: What is affiliate...

Now that you know the answer to the question, «What is a tax deduction?»

Answer: Only you can know the answer to this question, but I do suggest that before you go out and meet with several family offices, you should decide exactly what type of family office you are looking for.

The problem is simple: Central bankers don't know the answer to either question and as a result are unprepared for the consequences, or even to recognize them while they are occurring.

«And in many cases you need to know the answers to your questions already.

I still do not know the answer to these questions: why does the universe exist and why am I here?

Nobody knows the answers to those questions.

Does anyone know the answer to these questions, and if not, why do you believe in a god for which there is no empirical evidence?

Plenty of people know the answer to your questions, but they have open, seeking minds.

I am agnostic because I genuinely don't know the answer to the questions that atheists and christians pose.

I don't know the answer to all your question.

@Madtown — You know the answer to the question you ask else you would not try to trap me in my answer.

Despite what anyone believes, from the passionate theist to the passionate athiest, no one really knows the answers to any questions debated here.

The chief priests and the scribes knew the answer to that question — it was the son who headed for the fields.

I don't know the answers to these questions and the Bible does not tell me.

So until we know the answer to the question «Where are you?»

The American people have a right to know the answer to that question Equal treament for all religions and that is my 1st Amendment rights.

Tell us the truth when you don't know the answers to our questions, and your humility will set the example as we seek them out together.

We should all know the answers to the questions that are not being asked, or are not being asked often enough.

If you don't know the answer to that question, then it's time to go into your bank statements and pull up the last three to four months of income.

We already know the answer to that question.

We may never know the answer to this question.

I'm not sure I know the answer to that question; my point is simply that it's a complicated question.

Like you know the answer to that question.

The first four are all arguements from ignorance and immediately invalid — just because we do not know the answer to these questions does not mean they immediately equal GOD.

«And my answer to that, to myself, in my head, is that I know for sure — while I don't know the answer to the question of «Did Inail it?»

When you don't know the answer to a question, you need to fill in the blanks with something, no matter how illogical it may be.

Jesus had not yet said a word to them, but they knew the answer to their question.

@Bill — Happened upon this exchange and it appears you know the answer to the question of when the State can distinguish between genuine religious conviction and self - serving claims, and so I write this to explore your understanding based on my own...

Millennial columnist Emily Shire comments in The Daily Beast, «The General Social Survey asks how many partners respondents had sex with, but the generation that grew up with the Lewinsky scandal blasting into our living rooms knows the answer to that question isn't so simple.»

In time we shall know the answer to any question.

No one knows the answers to these questions, despite what they say.

As democracies become increasingly globalized and diverse, the world needs to know the answer to this question.

The real conversation starts after I know the answer to that question.

If the churches raise the drawbridge, hide in their ancient pageantry and make some angry or dismissive response, it will simply confirm in people's minds that we have something to hide or simply don't know the answers to their questions.

It seems an indolent evasion of basic problems to say that we do not know the answer to the questions with which this paragraph opened.

I think we all know the answer to that question.

Not knowing the answer to a question does not lead to «it must be god»

That our wanting in the flesh to be able to know the answer to this question has been crucified with Christ.

You know the answer to your question.

Anyone who has ever had Maryland blue crabs knows the answer to that question!

If you've read my previous article about which breakfast foods to avoid, you know the answers to these questions.