The people surveyed were asked a broad range of questions about their health and behaviors, including how often they gambled.
The reason is that when we talk about an economy's size or power, we are talking about a broad range of questions – and a broad range of interlocutors.
Atos employees (a mixture of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals such as physiotherapists), ask claimants a broad range of questions about their lives, building up a picture of their capacity to hold down a job.
The survey, intended to assess the effectiveness of the district's health classes, asked students a broad range of questions, including whether they were gay or bisexual, or had contemplated suicide, used cocaine or engaged in oral or group sex.
The broad range of questions indicates there continues to be the potential for four possible outcomes – a murder conviction, a manslaughter conviction, a full acquittal or a deadlock leading to mistrial in the case.
In 1904 he reached agreement with the British on a broad range of questions, establishing the basis for the Anglo-French Entente Cordiale (April 8 , 1904, which remained a factor in European affairs until 1940.
As such, it counts within its domain a broad range of questions and puzzles, including: Is morality more a matter of taste than truth?
Additionally, it provided a platform for what might be termed a spirited, enduring, and enlightening albeit occasionally frustrating rounds of debate on a broad range of questions.
The funded research will look at a broad range of questions, from molecular characterisation of stem cell proliferation and differentiation to the derivation of insulin-producing beta cells from human embryonic stem cells.
It is ironic that a system like Wolfram Alpha, which is designed to answer questions factually, will probably bring up a broad range of questions that don't themselves have unambiguous factual answers — questions about philosophy, perspective, and even public policy in the future (if it becomes very widely used).
