Sentence examples for a poor question from inspiring English sources

JIM, VERMONT If there's no opportunity to explain the circumstances, your prospective employer is asking a poor question.

I joined the long ticket queue and when I reached the front, I asked the man at the counter: "How old do you have to be to be a child?" In retrospect, I realise that it was a poor question.

Asked by the Guardian if he did not consider being an MP a full-time job, he said: "I think that's a really poor question.

Many educated young people, as well as tens of thousands of immigrant poor, question whether the dream of a better life will be available to them.

Others who work with the poor question whether the welfare program is reaching enough people who are in need, especially the newly unemployed.

Nevertheless, the participants guessed correct answers on behalf of their friends and colleagues, largely because of poor question design.

Zijp et al. [8: 222] claim that assessments in practice are often done by experts without involving stakeholders and with "poor question articulation".

In recent years there has been much emphasis on 'research waste' caused by poor question selection, insufficient attention to previous research results, and avoidable weakness in research design, conduct and analysis.

One of the main sources of error in interpreting poll results is poor question wording.

This is another poor question, inviting nothing but emotional responses and perhaps some religious moralizing.

As with any self-administered questionnaire, we also cannot rule out the possibility of poor question interpretation [ 16].