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2.4.7 Interrogating
• Can we say/ What does it mean to say ... that P?
How can we begin to understand ... the source of our difficulties?
We can frame the question as follows: ... P.
There are some questions: ... P and Q; these will be addressed below.
There are two crucial questions here, ... P and Q.
• Some legal questions concerning the use of cyberspace should be raised, namely,
P.
The question is ... whether the machines that humans have invented to extend the
power of the human mind could outlive them to inherit the earth.
The question ... of whether humans can learn enough about biological, physical
and social reality to fashion a future that the earth can sustain ... has not been
raised yet.
The notion of independence concerns the question of .. whether any of the
axioms are superfluous.
2.5 Emphasis; Links and connectors accounting for
2.5.1 Conjuncting
• It is important to compare P and Q ...because R.
P is a problem, ... because it requires Q.
This view is rejected ... because it cannot be verified.
This confusion arose ... because of a lack of information/ misuse of Q.
All PP are substitutes ... because they are alternatives.
Our goal is to survey P ... in order to study Q.
In order to measure P ... it is crucial to calculate Q.
We attempt to identify P, ... in order to establish Q.
All these characteristics should be probed ... in order to describe P.
It is hardly necessary to do this ... in order to demonstrate P.
• This notation is more convenient ... and is therefore usually preferred.
The simulation results show that P, ... and are therefore at least plausible.
This puzzle is interesting, ... and, therefore, challenging to solve.
Notice that this strategy does not require P; ... it is therefore possible to imagine
that Q.
There are statements which take a conditional form ... and can therefore be
stated in the form of a logical implication.
• P and Q are distinct, ...though complementary/ interrelated fields of study.
NN provides a sound introduction to the subject, ... though it requires
supplementation.
Though it is held that P, ... we are finding that Q.
This notion, vague though it is, ... is not invalid.
This concept dominates most thinking about P, ... even though it is relevant
only at equilibrium.
• Despite a great deal of effort ...there is still Р/ P has happened.
… it has proved difficult to find evidence for Q.
Despite usefulness of P, ... as yet it is not used.