Sentence examples for conducted this way from inspiring English sources

Stress tests conducted this way can't avoid some subjective and simplified assumptions.

("Therapy" for prisoners with mental illness is often conducted this way, as well).

As it drily reports: "The 'interviews' we conducted this way were unusually informative because the job of our sources was in fact to answer the questions posed".

When the incident was reported to Mr. Samaras a few minutes later, he called Mr. Thomsen to say that negotiations could not be conducted this way.

We compare the design to some obvious alternatives and argue that, for reasons of cost and simplicity, any national election study based on telephone interviewing is best conducted this way.

When designed and conducted this way, such assessments can integrate knowledge across different disciplines, competing approaches and various policy fields in a more rigorous, credible and comprehensive manner than, for example, policy advice or consulting provided by smaller, and more homogeneous groups of experts (particularly if they lack peer-review).

Why has Russia conducted itself this way?

Any supposedly democratic ballot conducted in this way would be considered a farce.

Dialogue, too, is conducted in this way, again separated only by commas, with no he-said she-said, the conversation flowing through long, rolling lines.

In a letter to the editor on Oct. 1, Dr. Enders refused to accept credit for himself, acknowledging six other scientists and adding, with becoming modesty, "To me it seems most desirable that the collaborative character of these investigations should be understood, not solely for personal reasons but because much of all modern medical research is conducted in this way".

Palmer and his team's approach to researching the show's effectiveness was innovative; it was the first time formative research was conducted in this way.