Sentence examples for any one question from inspiring English sources

The WG defines an individual to have a disability if she/he has a 'significant limitation' on at least one of the six domains, while other studies using the WG short set of questions characterise anyone answering ' some difficulty' on any one question or on at least two questions as being disabled.

Disability was operationalized as either: 1) having a lot of difficulty on any one question; 2) being unable to perform on any one question; or, 3) having some difficulty with two of the six domains.

You must answer each question before you move to the next question, so don't spend too much time on any one question.

If you are less than pleased with your performance on any one question, then practice answering those questions again while video recording yourself.

Because there was a 50%% chance of answering correctly on any one question, we developed an 18-question assessment that enabled us to minimize the likelihood that a student who answered all questions correctly was not using the most recent common ancestor to determine relatedness.

The strength of this methodology is its high bar: It does not rest on agreeing with any one question, but agreeing to six or more of these age-old anti-Semitic assertions makes clear one's biased attitude toward Jews.

(i.e., are there any exceptions)," was one question the jury asked in its note.

How much Social Security will pay in the future -- if any -- is always one question.

Now you may ask me one question, any question in the world, one only, and I must answer the absolute truth.

Within any business, the number one question asked when an idea for a new initiative is introduced is: what's the impact this will have on our bottom line?

Nevertheless, one question any rational critic of this position might ask, is, "Why did everyone just wave away this objectively stupid speech at the time he made it?" That's a fair question.