Sentence examples for by asking a different from inspiring English sources

A good place to begin is by asking a different kind of question.

The researchers then confirmed that the rankings remained consistent by asking a different group of surgeon-experts to evaluate the videotapes.

"The biggest thing to understand about Trump is that he is effectively redefining the G.O.P. by asking a different question than the one the Party has been answering for fifty years," Henry Olsen told me.

Once a radiologist has viewed 20 cases there is less information to be gained by asking him to view a further 20 than by asking a different radiologist to view the same 20.

Sometimes a translator will gently tell an inquisitive American, "You can't ask that question here," although the more common technique is for a translator to spare the American's feelings as well by simply asking a different question in Arabic.

(Naturally, I started with "What is TechCrunch?") ElFadeel also said the company hired an independent consultant to compare Kngine to Siri and Evi in a test based on the NIST guidelines, basically by asking a bunch of different questions.

By the time the same pollsters asked a different version of that question at the end of 2018, those differences had ballooned, due largely to movement among Trump's opponents.

When Diamond appeared on NPR's "Talk of the Nation" earlier this month to promote the book, the host Neal Conan closed his interview by asking about a different class of animal altogether.

We have extended these analyses by asking whether a different Slou-preferred binding site would be sufficient for mib2 enhancer activity by substituting the wild-type Slou-preferred site for an alternative sequence that is also preferred by Slou when compared with other HDs (Slou-pref-alt; Fig. 6A).

Kersting told me Room.me gets around this by asking different questions in different ways and quizzing users randomly to make sure they are really on the same page as those who are looking for a better roommate.

Dr Senghas showed this by asking signers of different ages to converse about a set of photographs that each could see.