Sentence examples for changing questions from inspiring English sources

The stakes are high, but NASA realized from the get-go that it needed to focus less on developing the perfect analytic model and more on building a data science process that empowers decision-makers to use analytics to answer a multitude of continually changing questions.

And these questions don't have to be weighty, loaded, relationship changing questions!

To those who wish to impose their definition of reality abstractly, independent of emerging empirical knowledge and the changing questions that go with it, and call that either philosophy or theology, I would say this: Please go on talking to each other, and let the rest of us get on with the goal of learning more about nature.

We have slightly modified this questionnaire by changing question 5 from 'would you like to talk about it with your doctor' to 'would you like to talk about it with your GP'.

Indeed, changing our questions may well change our lives and perhaps the course of the country.

Corsicans believe everything Corsican has value, which, at a time of globalization, with Corsica's population rapidly changing, raises questions about the relationship between identity and modernity".

But Latino political leaders say the risk in changing the questions could create confusion and lead some Latinos not to mark their ethnicity, shrinking the overall Hispanic numbers.

Maybe changing the questions wouldn't elicit more exciting answers – but hell, by this stage it's not like there's anything to lose.

Likewise, the soil science discipline is evolving as there is a new set of tools and techniques available by which we investigate soils, and the foci are shifting toward other disciplines and changing research questions.

This involved changing PRAMS questions to a horizontal rather than vertical orientation which has been shown to increase response rates [ 31].

Changing the questions is not recommendable in a series of individual elicitation sessions (such as personal interviews), as this diminishes the inter-expert comparability.