Sentence examples for dropping question from inspiring English sources

"The Census Bureau does not want to do this," asserts Katherine Smith, executive director of the Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics in Alexandria, Virginia, which represents those who rely on the quality and availability of federal statistics and which strongly opposes dropping Question No. 12. "They were forced to go through a process, and this is how it turned out.

Examinations can easily be assembled by dragging and dropping questions into exams.

The new test drops questions about the 49th and 50th states, but adds one about the political affiliation of the president.

Dedicated to what he calls "the transformative effect of listening," Phillips is alert to the loopholes in conversation, the dropped questions and trailing clauses, the partly said or the left unsaid.

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The U.S. Census Bureau has decided not to drop questions from its annual American Community Survey (ACS) about marital history and what people studied in college after researchers complained about the pending loss of important data.

You can check out their profile and drop questions into conversations to see how they react.

It seems like interviewers always have to drop this question, a question that they assume is "loaded" and "edgy" but in fact is just "dumb".

— "See the Moon?" (1966) It can certainly look, in short, as though Barthelme, like Warhol, were simply dropping the question of whether something counts as literature or not, since markers of the literary are impossible to find in his writing.

Another opponent of dropping the question is Patrick Jankowski, vice president of research at the Greater Houston Partnership.