Asking in sentence

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Beautiful organizations keep asking questions.

This probably was partly due to the fact that I think I had a harder time asking for financial support.

But instead, we end up asking, "Is the data consistent with the theory?"

But instead, we end up asking, "Is Belle's story consistent with diet curing cancer?"

Instead of asking if time exists as a fundamental property, maybe it could exist as an emergent one.

Young people are asking us for apprenticeships, for job shadowing, for internships.

Young people are also asking us for work-study programs, places where they can learn and earn.

Another way we can earn strong allies, especially in high places, is by asking other people for advice.

Two, I've actually done research on the strategic benefits of asking for advice.

And then I learned I could fulfill my life dream ... by asking.

So when I think about our current education reform initiatives, I can't help asking: What are our students of color learning about themselves?

It's somebody who approaches most interactions by asking, "What can I do for you?"

And it's related to a question that scientists have been asking for almost 100 years, with no answer.

You should be asking me the question, "How in the world are we going to test this crazy, science fiction idea, stuck as we are in three dimensions?"

These somewhat strange feline behaviors, both amusing and baffling, leave many of us asking, "Why do cats do that?"

So how many of you ever had a stranger touch your belly during pregnancy, maybe without even asking your permission first?

I know that this is asking a lot, but I'm not actually the first person to suggest this.

The added tragedy of Banaz's story is that she had gone to the police in England five times asking for help, telling them that she was going to be killed by her family.

And this was also met with a good dose of a lot of people just asking if we were completely crazy.

The layout of the quiz is, you have your repeating icons on the left-hand side there, and a map showing you the area we're asking you questions about on the right-hand side.

This is asking about what the average age is, so the age at which half the population are younger and half the population are older.

So this one's now asking about homeownership: For every 100 households, how many are owned with a mortgage or loan?

Let me start by asking you all a question.

We can't possibly know the needs and wants of other people without asking.

And finally, we can lead and lower the stakes for others by sharing what we want to get better at, by asking questions about what we don't know, by soliciting feedback and by sharing our mistakes and what we've learned from them, so that others can feel safe to do the same.

What if, instead of spending our lives doing, doing, doing, performing, performing, performing, we spent more time exploring, asking, listening, experimenting, reflecting, striving and becoming?

And if worst case scenarios do come to pass, we'll have to learn to forgive ourselves for not knowing or for not asking the right questions or not finding the right treatment.

How many times have we just assumed we know exactly the right thing that's going to help someone or something without actually asking them first?

I still hear people asking me all the time, isn't a digital image somehow blurring the line between public and private because it's digital, right?

And so one thing you can do that's really easy is just start asking for permission before you share anyone else's information.

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