Sentence examples for carefully worded question from inspiring English sources

In other polls that have asked a more carefully worded question, a higher percentage of the public says that global warming is a problem.

In his public testimony on Monday, Mr. Bolton addressed the question in response to a single, carefully worded question from Senator Dodd, who asked him "whether or not you requested to see N.S.A. information about any other American officials". "The answer to that is yes," replied Mr. Bolton, who has been the under secretary of state for arms control and international security since 2001.

In short, using carefully worded questions to probe into the inner workings of your interviewer's mind can often help you to discern whether or not she or he has preconceived notions about who you are as an individual within a certain group of people.

That was fine, except a certain level of British chauvinism prompted 50 carefully worded questions a day about the advisability of having a woman coach a man.

We carefully worded the question designed to assess whether or not respondents had engaged in transactional sex in their lifetime given the normative understanding of exchange within sexual relationships.

This strategy involves data from carefully worded follow-up questions, and ex post econometric controls, for each respondent's subjective departures from the intended choice scenario.

However, we worded questions carefully, mailed scales and questionnaire items in advance of the telephone interview to enhance comprehension and consistency of reporting, and limited the questions to recent herbal remedy usage (within the past six months of interview).

Tom Watson's urgent question was carefully worded to exclude any reference to the Queen's political affiliations as such matters are off limits to the Commons, but its sense was unmistakable: the justice secretary had abused his position of trust as privy councillor to boost the Brexit campaign and ought to be sacked.

The Cabinet Office issued a carefully worded statement in response to questions about when the document was drawn up.

While not excluding the possibility that the radar could be intended as an element of an antimissile system, the C.I.A. has raised questions in a carefully worded statement about whether the facility would be effective in that role.

Mullican rambles softly and erupts into laughter while Onslow Ford listens intently to questions and delivers carefully worded responses that often begin and end with "Yes". But appearances are deceiving--in art as well as life--as the two artists point out in a wide-ranging discussion.