Sentence examples for asked focus from inspiring English sources
Imagine if he'd asked focus groups about spending government money on a $17 million interactive art-video sculpture with water cascading down two 50-foot-tall glass brick towers onto a black granite reflecting pool.
Before Jenn went public, Alaska Air and Next IT asked focus groups to help define what information needed to be available and what type of voice and virtual personality would be engaging.
The need to communicate with citizens through social media has become pressing if local authorities are to remain relevant: "We went out and asked focus groups what they thought of the city and what they thought of the council.
So don't talk about your personal life unless you're specifically asked; focus on measurable and work-related experiences.
When Robinhood's founders asked focus groups and financial veterans what they use to research stocks on the web the resounding answer was "Yahoo Finance," but when asked what they used on mobile, most replied "…." That's why Robinhood's founders Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt set out to combine social investing with a sleek mobile design that's heavy on gestures.
We also used visioning exercises (Evans and others 2006), in which we asked focus group participants to draw and/or describe plausible future landscape scenarios (10 20 years ahead).
So one of the most significant questions now being asked focuses on the shale oil storage within the reservoir interval.
The questions asked, focussed around (i) their experiences of self-management approaches; (ii) preferred format (or "health technology"); (iii) what support they would like to receive; (iv) perceived barriers.
And yet, when the researchers hired by Priorities USA asked focus-group attendees what the Democratic Party stands for today, the answers given included "the one per cent," "the status quo," and "themselves and the party".
Because V.O.A. bureaucrats have been spending months asking focus groups what Arabs want to hear.
LG Electronics, the maker of the Chocolate and Voyager phones, begins by asking focus groups to keep a journal, jotting down feelings about features they like most.
