Sentence examples for box question from inspiring English sources

I have an out of the box question for you.

Angela Colquohoun and Helen-Marie Tasker stood outside the polling station in Govan, Glasgow, with their bags of shopping at their feet, and confessed they had not made up their minds on the ballot box question: should Scotland be an independent country?

Responses to the open box question 'what else do you think hindered your project?' revealed a link between resources and other aspects of effective collaboration: 59% of comments related to 'resources', particularly 'time' needed to develop projects and relationships.

"If there'd been a very bad outcome on dairy, that might have been a ballot box question for people," Taylor told VICE News.

Despite the hopes placed on the big box, questions remain: Can it withstand the conditions nearly a mile beneath the sea?

We placed each analytical category underneath the box Questions Intended to Assess HOCS to show that each category influenced biologists as they evaluated HOCS questions.

The final 36-item questionnaire comprised 24 closed 'tick box' questions assessing practices and resources, and 12 open-response questions eliciting opinions of the service within the respondent's workplace and the system generally.

On the final day of the module, students were invited to evaluate the use of the KS using questions incorporated into the audience response system and three paper-based open text box questions.

As general practice survey response rates are often low [ 24], several strategies were employed in an attempt to address this issue: the questionnaire was designed to be minimally time consuming with predominantly close-ended, tick box questions, with a pre-paid return envelope included.

NEW WEAPONS One outside-the-box question that looms large is whether the federal government should now develop its own capacity to deal with a huge blowout.

Black boxes, question marks, and filler-terms (such as "activate", "cause", or "inhibitor") hold the place for some entity, activity or process yet to be discovered.