Example sentences of "[conj] [Wh adv] do [pron] [vb infin] " in BNC.

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1 How does he know — or how do we know — that they are right ?
2 I think it 's almost like asking somebody the question how do you decide what you 're interested in , or how do you decide what 's worrying you or upsetting you , or pleasing you .
3 Or why do you speak with her ?
4 That 's it now that how do you spell ask ?
5 And whereabouts do you go , just
6 What do the children know about the Hindu culture of their communities and how do they interpret and evaluate that knowledge ?
7 If so , what are they and how do they regulate neurotransmitter release ?
8 A brief comparison of British and American assemblies demonstrates the importance of the question : who or what do representatives represent and how do they set about it ?
9 What themes emerged in public argument against the slave trade and how do they relate to the basic concern with good order and the imperative of action to achieve it ?
10 Just who are these people , and how do they relate to you and to the rest of the agency ?
11 How is health policy decided , what forms do health services take and how do they relate to people 's wishes and needs ?
12 What do trees do , and how do they do it ?
13 And how do they do it ?
14 What are these changes and how do they affect media theories ?
15 Q22 What are opinion leaders and how do they affect market processes ?
16 What are the patterns of capital investment in the countryside and how do they affect property rights and changes in the use of rural land ?
17 And how do they suffer ? ’
18 And how do they react to those activities which might not chime so sweetly in the ears of employers … to Rastafarianism , feminism , peace campaigning or the like ?
19 What are they , and how do they interact ?
20 What are the relations between state and industry in each of the countries and how do they differ ?
21 When do prepayments arise and how do they differ from accruals ?
22 Well who are the Kuwaitis and how do they differ and how are they different from the Saudi Arabians and the southern Iraquis ?
23 What resources do they have for dealing with the unfamiliar , and how do they use them ?
24 If they are able to do so , what resources do they have for dealing with the external world , and how do they use them ?
25 That is , ‘ where do the good rugby players come from and how do they become established ’ ?
26 What function do they serve and how do they help the zebra to survive ?
27 All invite two questions : why do animals migrate and how do they know the way ?
28 The children visit the church and learn to look at it and describe what they see , and this is in itself a valuable exercise ; but it becomes more valuable still if as well as noting that the fabric is stone , they are provoked to go on to enquire what type of stone , is it all the same stone , why were these types of stone Preferred , where do they come from , and how do they come to be what they are ?
29 One element common to all forms of the offence is that the forbidden conduct must take place when the policeman is acting ‘ in the execution of his duty , ’ which raises the questions ; what duties are imposed upon a policeman , and how do they come to be imposed for these purposes ?
30 What , then , is the mode of existence of these general ‘ universals ’ , such as ‘ man ’ or ‘ triangle ’ ; and how do they figure in our knowledge and thought ?
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