An example of qualitative question is as follows: "Thinking about the next 12 months how likely do you think it is that you will lose your job?
So if some people rebel, others may follow, thinking that their rebellion may be a sign of the regime's weakness.
At dances, we danced to "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and "Seconds" and "I Will Follow," thinking about the Troubles and nuclear war and devotion, feeling riled up, worldly, and serious at once.
An example of questions follows: Thinking about each pair of features, which feature is most important to you? Check one box.
Interestingly, the rating item that we tested previously [ 16] was worded as follows: "Thinking back over the last month, on average how would you rate your ability to take all your [HIV] medications as prescribed".
Question wording was as follows: 'Thinking about the fact that people can carry on asking for screening once they stop receiving automatic invitations, how much do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
The question was worded as follows: Thinking of your own professional development needs, please indicate the extent to which you need to learn further about the following areas.
"The regulators will have to be thinking about follow-on combinations, as well as the UAL-US Airways merger".
We had the feeling that if anybody had broken rank and started down the street at a fast trot, the whole town would have followed him, thinking he knew where to go.
Moreover, Shaftesbury followed Stoic thinking in holding that human beings are designed to recognize that standard, that anticipations of it have been implanted in or imprinted on our souls.
