reverse questions in a sentence

• The reverse question of finding the integral is much more difficult.
• Both marks take the form of a reversed question mark, " . . ".
• Then Hagler started building a 72-foot-long wall shaped like a reversed question mark.
• I think the reverse question has more substance-- is there any prohibition on compiling knowledge?
• Reverse question : If all was as it should be, why did it fail its last FA candidacy?
• In real life, his ears are large and particularly wide on the upper halves, so much so that they resemble floppy, reversed question marks.
• Very few studies have pondered the reverse question : whether humor, or a pronounced absence of stress, can reduce a person's risk of heart disease.
• A much better question to ask is the reverse question of "'how many human have been born from today going back to point X in the past " '.
• This character can be represented using the reversed question mark ( . . ) found in Unicode as U + 2E2E . The percontation point is analogous to the Irony mark, but these are very rarely seen.
• 2 ) Now, had you asked the reverse question, " why don't more people write software and make hardware for the technically challenged ", I think you would have a valid point, there is quite a market out there, which is currently underserved.
• It's difficult to see reverse questions in a sentence .