Sentences with phrase «probably ask you more questions»

Instead of seeking facts, you should probably ask more questions.

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On the new Echo speaker, the one that is a bit more plump and sounds better than the original Echo, you can talk from across the room and ask about musical artists, the weather, or even ask weird questions and you'll probably get a pretty good answer.

It's a rarely asked question, writer Meagan Morris pointed out in the Atlantic recently, but one we should probably consider more often.

There are probably a lot of other more revealing questions that could have been asked, but — oh well — not this time.

There is no need to go into detail, simply answer what is asked, and when the child gets older they will probably have more in - depth questions that can be answered at that time.

I wanted to ask a quick question about formula when starting blw - is it best to move on to the «no. 3» / 6 month + formula, or is this specifically designed to complement «traditional» weaning where the baby is probably getting more food at first anyway... or should I stick with no. 2 for a while?

Of COURSE that wasn't the time to lay it all out, but to skirt to the question or give a vague answer would have been far more appropriate than removing her of all guilt - she'll probably never ask again AND tell everyone «I was told by an expert that this didn't happen because of our home birth.»

These are questions a typical four - year - old might ask and you probably will be hearing a lot more throughout the day.

If you try writing down what you and your children do in any one day, including all questions they ask, any time you read to them, cooking, laundry, going for walks etc, you'll probably find many educational opportunities that are not related to text - books or school «subjects», but are all the more valuable for that.

Given a photo of Saipov and the background knowledge that he is pledged to ISIS most americans would probably place him as non-white, but perhaps the more pertinent question is asking whether americans consider central asian nationals (uzbeks, tajiks, etc.) white.

Going back to the original question, social media outreach in the political space is more measurable than it might seem at first glance, since you should have concrete goals to hold it up to (and if you don't have concrete goals, you probably ought to start asking why you're in this business at all!).

Another question asked voters about the «probably double digit increase in the cost of the toll» on the bridge and the «jamming it through the Legislature before the July 4th holiday» assessing whether those conditions «make you more or less likely to vote to vote for Governor Cuomo and the state legislators who support it?»

i just posted same question under http://perfecthealthdiet.com/2012/02/higher-carb-dieting-pros-and-cons/ but realised it may be better to ask here, as more people will probably see it?)

Whoever he is — you probably... More than 21 Good & Cute Questions to Ask a Girl.

It could be a number of things: it could be better recording processes by the jurisdictions, could be them being able to finally ask the question and encourage people to identify, and probably I think the most positive aspect is it could be because of heightened awareness around the issue by MATSITI of cultural safety — it could be that some of those teachers felt more comfortable in identifying by 2015 than they did in 2012.

We sat down and worked out that in the 22 years she had been teaching, she had probably asked more than a million questions in her classroom.

Dr Michelle Meadows, Ofqual's executive director for strategy risk and research, told the committee: «We asked ourselves this very question, if we had been monitoring delivery more closely, would we have spotted what were essentially human errors, and we came to the conclusion that we probably wouldn't have.»

FW: Everyone always asks — and you've probably answered this question a million times — but apparently we need to cover it a few hundred more times.

Anyone who's ever owned a cat has probably asked themselves that question more than once.

A lot has been written about Individual Voluntary Arrangements over the last few years and the question we probably get asked more than any other is what is an IVA?

The disadvantages are probably more suggestions: e.g. 1) there should be an opportunity to ask for individual critiques with specific instructors as an extra benefit (e.g. one question for every two months» subscription); 2) one month free subscription to anyone who has automatic subscription renewal that goes to six months (rather than inform at the outset that you will subscribe for six months and you get one month free); 3) since there are many watercolor brands available in different countries, there could be a table of color equivalents, with the PB numbers specified so we know what to buy in a specific brand, e.g. what color is it if I buy Daniel Smith instead of Sennelier or Winsor Newton..

Science is about asking questions and each answer brings more questions (which is probably why when talking science to politicians its important to mention «if you don't like the answers, don't ask the questions!»)

It's probably no coincidence that question v013 (asking for a specific range of percent contribution) has a smaller sample size (n = 587), and by inference more «no answer» responses, than the other, but simpler, attribution question v007 (n = 640).

I have plenty more background info available to answer the questions you will probably ask so don't feel shy to dive in.

I probably agree with you and Phil much more than he thinks, but asking questions never hurt.

It probably wasn't a good idea to take a random country... However, I meant the question to ask about why one is allowed to make such exemptions, which is probably more interesting.

The NSA director probably knows the answer to the literal question being asked, but probably does not know the answer to the more technical question that was meant to be asked.

We'd probably want to ask you a few more questions before we answer your question one way or another.

There are many questions you might ask, but if you feel you know more than your potential boss, you probably need to move on.

The second, and probably more important question to ask, is who (and it better be a «who», not a «what») will be performing the employment screening services.

For somebody comfortable with tax position, you ask a question on 1099 that is more indicative of a novice rather than what you claim - so @Brandon Hall is probably offering sound advice.

Ironically, you'd probably feel a little more trusting and more willing to open up than if you were asked qualifying questions before you were ready.

Read more to find out all about this beautiful color... it's probably THE most asked about question on my Instagram account!