Sentence examples similar to closed choices from inspiring English sources

The interviews were held in the Mongolian language, whereby a Mongolian assistant asked 21 predefined questions (12 closed multiple-choice questions that mostly allowed multiple answers and 9 comment-type questions).

Demographic characteristics were assessed via closed multiple choice items.

These items used closed, multiple choice question in the StQ and open free text questions in the AbQ.

This demonstrates the state's power in opening up or closing down choices and opportunities during women's life course (Daly and Rake 2003).

HEDGE FUNDS tend to close by choice; outright collapses are less common.

While you have to admire Banaszewski's ability to follow the ABC's – always be closing – his choice of potential buyers was unfortunate: Bud was apparently an investigator working for the Academy.

(That is, if she can find one. The law would force at least one clinic to close, pro-choice advocates say).

But every choice of this sort closes off other choices, or seems to, in a way that it didn't use to.

Not surprisingly, my drug of choice soon closed the curtain on my literary intentions.

"But now that they have closed the border, what choice do I have?

With funding markets closed, banks have little choice but to compete fiercely for deposits or lend less.