Sentence examples for eliciting information from from inspiring English sources
In view of the difficulty of obtaining reliable data on relatively simple variables such as number of partners, the task of measuring more complex behaviour such as concurrency[ 20], i.e. having multiple partners simultaneously instead of sequentially, is formidable and seems beyond the reach of current methods of eliciting information from informants.
But the oral arguments are not only about eliciting information from lawyers.
SQL, in full structured query language, computer language designed for eliciting information from databases.
In 1848, the Fox sisters, a pair of teenage girls from upstate New York, demonstrated their skill at eliciting information from spirits at P.T. Barnum's museum on Broadway.
Talk radio shows, which sometimes feed on inflammatory commentary, were unusually low key yesterday, with hosts sympathizing or eliciting information from eyewitnesses rather than goading.
Humans are very good at specifying what's needed for a position and eliciting information from candidates but they're very bad at weighing the results.
The Court today concludes that the Government through the use of an informant "deliberately elicited" information from respondent after formal criminal proceedings had begun, and thus the statements made by respondent to the informant are inadmissible because counsel was not present.
But the Supreme Court said informers can't elicit information from someone who already has a lawyer that would too closely resemble an interrogation.
On camera one hears questions that not only elicit information from suspects but communicate information to suspects.
