Sentence examples for asked for a random from inspiring English sources
As residency registries comprise in each German community the complete resident population, the community administrators were asked for a random sample of resident males with sample characteristics specified by number for each age.
Each data file is denoted as a MHT (the leaf nodes constitute the data file), and the server first asks for a random subset of the MHT leaf nodes from the client.
If you ask for a random meeting without any understanding of their investment focus, you signal you're willing to trample on their time.
One of his favorite tricks was to ask for a list of random objects, then repeat it back from memory — in reverse order, if people wished.
Type in the name of the song you would like, or you can ask him for a random song.
Although it is probably not the norm for editors to ask for a reporter's notes, periodic and random reading of a young reporter's notes should be the norm, not the exception, for editors of all sections of The New York Times, from the style section to the first section.
The students then mailed one poster to a random school in a random town in each of the 50 states, along with a letter asking for a poster in return.
Researchers for Gravis asked a random sample of seven hundred and sixty registered Democrats across the United States this question: "Who do you think won the debate?" Sixty-two per cent of respondents said Clinton, thirty per cent said Sanders, and six per cent said Martin O'Malley.
Researchers for Gravis asked a random sample of seven hundred and sixty registered Democrats across the United States this question: "Who do you think won the debate?" Sixty-two per cent of respondents said Clinton, thirty per cent said Sanders, and six per cent said Martin O'Malley.
Last year, for example, Gallup asked a random sample of people for their views on "the way income and wealth are distributed in the U.S". Almost seventy per cent of the respondents said that they were "very dissatisfied" or "somewhat dissatisfied" with the status quo.
