Sentence examples for face-to-face question from inspiring English sources

His irritation was clear, though, when he encountered a face-to-face question after his speech from a woman who demanded to know why illegal immigrants were given preferential treatment.

Second, identifying issues would benefit from face-to-face question generation where facilitators could help refine emerging topics into PICO-structured research questions.

This group of 1,379 participants answered a (face-to-face) question on dizziness during the third data collection cycle of LASA (1998/1999; Figure  1).

They have an annual physical meeting, "where the church council is available for face-to-face questions and guidance".

Across numerous e-mail back-and-forths and face-to-face questions with Bezos, I've come to understand why.

Our face-to-face questions to assess dietary habits were simple and well tolerated both by healthy participants and by those with dementia, whose answers were confirmed by an informant.

Both groups also were convinced that they could pass the exams after the e-learning course as successfully as they would have been after attending the face-to-face lectures (Question 21, Table 1).

And morally, a value-pricing system brings us face-to-face with questions regarding the actual worth of the very medical innovations on which we now depend as a society.

Like stale lasagna sitting in a refrigerator, an unnerving reminder of a family get together long past, an existential contest that puts one face-to-face with questions of faith, mortality and indigestion, so HBO serves up The Leftovers.

Using a nationally representative Dutch sample, we evaluate the importance of three survey design features in explaining observed differences: mode (face-to-face vs. web), question wording ('prices in general' vs. 'inflation'), and the explicit opportunity to revise responses.

Cromer's choice brought us face-to-face with a question that we will debate, experiment with, and struggle over throughout this rehearsal process: how do we make the familiar strange in a new and productive way? "All Rise!" The Execution of Justice team staged a trial, charging that Emily Mann's script had "unduly" influenced Laramie in both content and form.