– Lisa, an economist from Canada A conversation about my partner being French elicited a question about if he had a sister.
This elicited a question from the floor as to whether GWAS had been barking up the wrong tree!
Ellen's question would elicit a spirited question based on the facts.
The differences might be also partially due to the differences of the methodologies used for accessing SRH among different countries, such as the methods involved in eliciting a response, the questions phrased, and the methods used for interviewing.
Four years later, the repeated failure of economic forecasters to predict the depth and duration of the slump would have elicited a similar question from the Queen: why the overestimate of recovery?
I kept saying, how the hell does he do that?" A moment in the film that has elicited a similar question over the years (perhaps more "what the hell?" than "how the hell?") is Wake in Fright's kangaroo hunting sequence.
The sole question eliciting a clear political division asked how respondents evaluated President Obama's handling of the crisis.
During an interview for his new film "The Accountant," FOX 5's Kevin McCarthy put forth that very question, eliciting a thoughtful and notably upbeat answer from Affleck about why the film was such a lightning rod for criticism. .
The 42-year-old's performances in front of the media give little away, questions eliciting a range of paint-by-number responses, often without detail or embellishment.
The presentation elicited a lively question-and-answer session, during which students asked about the N word, discrimination against white people and men, and the definition of "Asian".
In a land where the mildest rumble elicits an anxious question — "Did you feel that?" — having even a few seconds of warning before an earthquake has long been a dream.
