Sentences with phrase «prompt the question even»

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As your mentee asks questions and gets information from you, they'll likely prompt you to think about your work in ways you haven't before, even if they don't mean to do so.

Even though Kiva is well established, the news of Amazon's acquisition prompted a question that often accompanies robotic success: What happens to the humans?

The airlines that survived the volatile decade following 9/11 have since consolidated themselves into a lucrative oligopoly, prompting questions about why smaller cities continue to lose service, why seats keep getting smaller, why fares have remained stubbornly high even as fuel prices dropped and profits soared, and why paying passengers are being quasi-defenestrated from overbooked flights.

At the heart of the problem of consciousness, in other words, is the problem of qualia: to show how «brain processes, which are publicly observable, objective phenomena, could cause anything as peculiar as inner qualitative states of awareness or sentience, states which are in some sense «private» to the possessor of the state (MC 60).6 Searle thus prompts an even more basic question: whether it is possible to distinguish clearly and distinctly between private and public aspects of perception.

Wenger has already praised the Costa Rican for his performance last week, which prompted me to ask the question if Joel would keep Ramsey on the bench, but now Wenger has gone even further and suggested they could both play together.

Optional, customized «Story Sparks» prompt even reluctant authors with questions and suggestions that banish writer's block and give structure to wild imaginings.

The many controversies the RTP has generated and even questions about Prince Mackay himself has prompted calls for him to hand over the awards to a more credible person or organization but he would not hear of it.

Discrediting the content of the unanimous petition, Kwame Zu questioned «what would prompt even the worst bewildered man on earth to even engage in this particular pursuit.

As a caveat though, we thought the same thing prior to the Scottish elections and Peter Kellner even altered the prompting in YouGov's questions to be more friendly to minor parties... the end result was to over-estimate them.

Flint's performance prompted speculation from some commentators to question whether the topic had even been discussed in shadow cabinet meetings.

Even to ask the question prompts embarrassment.

Even former Gov. Mario Cuomo spoke in his 1983 inauguration speech of taking a «responsible approach to our fiscal difficulties» after years of turmoil that prompted questions about government's role.

But even that figure is so great it prompted astronomers to question the connection between the 1181 supernova and 3C 58.

Forty - eight percent of people surveyed said that using a health tracker prompted them to ask their doctor more questions or even seek a second option.

You will be prompted to upload a flattering photograph and answer some questions about yourself, but once that is all done, you'll be able to browse our massive database of eligible Belgian men and women (or even tourists!)

You can even post weekly prompts or questions to spark conversation and ensure that they stay on subject.

Even after prompting and leading questions, she guessed that the sixth was a third.

The third graph makes me wonder if the O2 sensor is even working as it should; this is what prompted my question about whether the data was logged with the DTC cleared or present.

The crisis has prompted lawmakers in the US and Europe to call on Zuckerberg to testify, even as it has slammed Facebook's stock and raised questions on Wall Street about the company's management.

When we posted questions to Boost's Twitter and Facebook accounts, we received prompt responses, even if they weren't always completely helpful ones.

He has begun posting monthly summaries of his CMA Today articles and of other important legal issues in order to prompt even more interest, questions, and comments.