Sentence examples for discerning questions from inspiring English sources

However, if buyers ask discerning questions and report concerns to regulators, they will be doing themselves - and other consumers - a big favour.

Now we ask more discerning questions of all our contacts within the export process and understand the importance of visiting the countries we export to.

First, three electric generating power plants were contacted by phone and sent a pretest e-survey to discern question ambiguity and sensitive information.

It forces us to be discerning, to question even as we celebrate Beyoncé's accomplishments and contributions.

In contrast, all websites except the BTA (which scored 3), scored the minimum (1) for failing to describe what would happen if no treatment was used (DISCERN Question 11, Appendix 1).

We need patients to be BAD – Better informed, Ask questions and Discerning.

A Stanford professor named Pam Grossman is now trying to articulate a similar body of knowledge for English teachers, discerning what kinds of questions to ask about literature and how to lead a group discussion about a book.

The question of discerning the real purpose behind a particular law enforcement technique is a difficult one under the court's precedents.

At present, the best of method of Treg modulation is yet to be discerned and many questions are still unanswered as to which type of cells are most effective against tumours; however, the future of Treg modulation within the remit of cancer immunotherapy looks promising.

But the question is whether discerning food shoppers will trust it.

Perhaps I was overconfident in my ability to kiss frogs into princes, not giving enough care to the quality of the frog in question, not being discerning enough about potential.