Sentence examples for delivering questions from inspiring English sources

The goal is to nudge each student ahead, according to his or her level of knowledge, delivering questions that are challenging, not too hard or too easy.

In 2003 Fry hosted the television game show QI ("Quite Interesting"), which for some 10 years featured Fry delivering questions to a group of guest comedians who gained points for the cleverness as opposed to the correctness of their responses.

Interviewers themselves can make errors when delivering questions or recording answers.

Whilst each questionnaire covered the same topics, the mode of delivering questions could differ.

This innovative approach of developing and delivering questions has enabled a rapid measurement of informed consent comprehension in rural, remote and urban research settings.

They were conducted by two researchers, one delivering questions via a semistructured topic guide focusing on a range of issues derived from prior readings that were relevant to the aims of the study, while the other observed interaction, took notes and ensured the proper functioning of recording equipment.

The digital mailman stomped through the rains early this week to deliver questions from almost-newlyweds, the tennis-obsessed and a reader with a food allergy.

Soon Young heard from the Russian Embassy, which arranged for Young to deliver questions to Putin, who later delivered an eight-thousand-word response, much of which was cut to yield the final version.

Last night I proved to myself once again that senility is still a microscopic dot on a very far distant horizon by acquitting myself particularly well with Paxman's gruffly delivered questions on Italian names for pasta shapes.

According to its founder and CEO Sebastian Zontek, the service aims to deliver questions to the right people taking into account their activity data on Wisdio, other social networks as well as their behavioural profiles.  .  .  .  .

So, in an effort to facilitate this conversation, we sat down with Mills during National Small Business Week in Washington, D.C. -- primarily to deliver questions on behalf of our Board of Directors, a vocal small-business constituency if ever there was one.