Sentence examples for frequent answering from inspiring English sources

The response alternatives were reclassified into three groups: no (answering modes 'not at all' and 'a little'), occasional (answering mode 'to some extent'), and frequent (answering modes 'quite often' and 'very often').

The one factor most frequently quoted was fever; the second most frequent answer was hypotension.

The most vehement, and surprisingly frequent, answer to the question tends to be the most melodramatic.

The most frequent answer was the respect their culture shows for the elderly.

The most frequent answers were poor sportsmanship among spectators, and poor sportsmanship among coaches and players.

"Really?" and "I don't remember that" were two of his most frequent answers, and he had the audience laughing at his frankness every time.

Asked which British films had a significant effect on society or attitudes in the UK, the most frequent answer was … Trainspotting.

But my experience of the phlebotomy department in this London teaching hospital suggests Hackney or Wembley will be less frequent answers than Addis, Dhaka and Manila.

Following the pattern set by Mr. Vaile, Mr. Downer gave as his most frequent answer on Tuesday, "I do not have a specific recollection," or some variation thereof.

In a July survey by the English-conversation school GABA in Japan that asked parents of elementary school children what traits they wanted to foster in their children, the most frequent answer was "to be kind and considerate".

The most frequent answer was "only in specific situations" (45%).