Sentence examples for covering questions from inspiring English sources

After a break for pizza and coffee, we walked through an undeveloped area called the Sunken Forest, covering questions about reading habits, Facebook use, exercise routines and whether we spent enough time talking (and walking) with friends.

Meloy managed to tell the entire saga of the Santerre family from the second world war to the present in 260 pages, covering questions of faith, parentage, love, incest, death and murder with a witty clarity that elevated it above the realm of chicklit and brought praise from no less than Philip Roth.

And yes, that includes past experience, but HigherMe leads with your location and available hours, as well as covering questions that the employer wants to ask.

Behavioral data were gathered from HSWs using a structured questionnaire covering questions on socio-demographic information, knowledge related to HIV/AIDS and STIs and risk behavior.

Disability and dependence on care were assessed by standardized CAPI or CATI, covering questions on limitations in activities of daily living (ADL, IADL), and everyday competence.

This different pattern might be explained by items being somewhat disparate, covering questions about voice quality as well as personality, and therefore of differing relevance.

This would be of concern if it applied to the subjective questions covering the questions around the validity and portability of DNACPR decisions.

The EAS is composed of 20 questions covering three subcategories: 5 questions on emotionality, 5 questions on activity, and 10 questions on shyness/sociability.

There is already a Q&A covering headteachers' questions.

A vehement discussion ensues, covering broad questions of social policy toward mentally disabled people and Peter's specific case.

Yet, a sampling of recent news pieces by serious mainstream journalists covering these questions misstates these issues.