Sentence examples for a standard question in from inspiring English sources

Viability is a standard question in politics.

The American doctors asked if other members of the family had cancer - a standard question in a medical history - and were told no; the Shah misled them by withholding the fact that he had cancer.

Let's take for example a standard question in the hiring process: "What is your current salary or how much did you make in your last job?" The answer to this question is used to guide employers on pay decisions for new hires.

Self-confidence with regard to using bedside ultrasound with real patients was measured on a 5-point Likert scale using a standard question already validated in the literature [12]: In your future rotations/clinical calls, how confident are you, on a scale of 1 (not at all confident) to 5 (extremely confident), to independently carry out on real patients the tasks reviewed in this examination?

Among midwives, asking a woman or couple if they are consanguineously married is often a standard question during an intake in early pregnancy.

"Now it's become a standard question, what are you running in?" he said.

Indeed, a standard question year after year for contestants in the Miss Hmong International Contest, roughly translated from Hmong, was, "Why would young people abandon the blessings of the New Year and their traditions for Internet dating?

The professionals considered asking about the existence of consanguinity a necessary and, in the case of midwives, standard question in the context of their work and also argued that it was not a sensitive issue for the couples.

In July 2002 that became one of the standard questions in a solicitor's search.

But standard questions in Ulster have a way of misleading both questioner and the audience.

Temporal discounting was measured using standard questions in which participants were asked to choose between an immediate, smaller payment and a delayed, larger one.