Sentence examples for drafting questions from inspiring English sources

Drafting questions beforehand can help you think about what you want to ask and in which order – but be flexible.

In a previous version of the contract, he said, "there was a sentence about 'Employee must maintain professional behavior at all times.' I called Jim and asked, 'Does this mean I shouldn't troll liberals anymore?' and he went, 'Oh, we'd better just take that line out.' " Wintrich intended to spend the bus ride catching up on recent news and drafting questions for his first press briefing.

Get the subject's approval prior to drafting questions for and sending the interview email.

If you're one of nature's nervous babblers, then try and stick to your drafted questions to avoid rambling for minutes without actually asking anything.

"Our PR survey team can help draft questions, find news angles, design infographics, write, and distribute your story".

They are not transparent, either, since there is no unified structure displaying how many people drafted questions, or what other citizens think of them, or whether a reporter's selected questions are representative of those submitted.

The resulting composite draft, consisting of both PSQ-18 and locally drafted questions, included 49 questions.

Experts in survey research methods subsequently drafted questions for key facts and goals.

Two primary-care specialists drafted questions about family dynamics, and discussed them with other primary-care physicians and clinical researchers.

During the second half of the meeting, non-academic participants joined the group, reviewed the list of policy issues, and drafted questions formulated by academia.

He claimed in his critique of the inquiry to have actually drafted questions for Jackson but was disappointed that Jackson did not use them verbatim.