Sentence examples for heat questions from inspiring English sources

The worst case is that a pollster that made no modification to their screen and trial heat questions to accommodate early or absentee voters.

I assume that most handled early voting as the three cited above did: Their screen questions presumably gave respondents the option to say they had already voted, and hopefully rephrased their trial heat questions to ask early voters about their preferences in the past tense.

Now, I sweated profusely in my seat as he turned up the heat, question after question.

"And all this was apparently because I did not include a Trump v. Sanders trial heat question … after Clinton had been declared the presumptive nominee".

While Solomon appeared before the committee voluntarily, he mostly dodged Republicans' heated questions about his complaint against Boeing, saying he didn't want to jeopardize his case.

When Summey stepped in to absorb heated questions aimed at the police chief, Eddie Driggers, a crowd of protesters didn't want the mayor's political hide.

WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Jack Lew, President Barack Obama's pick to be U.S. treasury secretary, on Wednesday defused heated questions from lawmakers about his work at Citigroup and managed to find common ground with critics over the need for tax reform.

When Summey stepped in to absorb heated questions aimed at the police chief, Eddie Driggers, a crowd of protestors didn't want the mayor's political hide — they wanted the police chief.

It comes after he was heckled while appearing on a heated Question Time in Finchley where he was questioned on the rise of anti-Semitism in the UK.

The unusual rankings do not rely on the traditional trial-heat question, where pollsters ask: "If the election were held today, for which candidate would you vote".

Before Games 3 and 4, the Heat faced questions about flopping, and James said it was a useful tool if it could give his team an advantage.