Sentence examples for in separate questions from inspiring English sources

The issue has become entangled in separate questions about whether the murders of the czar and his family have been adequately examined and whether they were a criminal act or one of political persecution.

When we ask Americans, in separate questions, whether they "know enough about Islam and Muslims (or Arab countries and people) or need to know more", among Democrats, 68% say they would "like to know more" about Islam, with 80% wanting "to know more" about the Arab World.

The interview guide was not designed to directly ask about these aspects of implementation in separate questions.

Respondents were asked in separate questions whether they had been told by a doctor or other health professional in the past 12 months that they had sinusitis or bronchitis (CDC 2003a).

In separate questions, respondents were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had hypertension (or high blood pressure), coronary heart disease, angina (or angina pectoris), heart attack (or myocardial infarction), or any other heart condition or disease not already mentioned.

a and b Some variations in response rate (internal drop out) in separate questions were noted a n = 81-93, b n = 86-87 Questionumberer 1 concerns severity of different symptoms on exposure to cold and is not included in the total CISS score.

In separate question and answer sessions the other candidates gave negative but slightly less emphatic responses.

They were also asked in three separate questions to indicate whether, in their last quit attempt in the past year, they used (1) a nicotine patch, (2) nicotine gum or nicotine lozenge or (3) nicotine nasal spray or nicotine inhaler.

Daily and former smokers were both asked in three separate questions to indicate whether, in their last quit attempt in the past year, they used a prescription pill called (1) Chantix or varenicline, (2) zyban, bupropion or wellbutrin or (3) other prescription pills.

Changes in working relationships, 1962 1963 Note: Based on a questionnaire that asked each respondent to compare in three separate questions: (a) the way he works together with his boss, (b) the way his work group works together, and (c) the way his work group works with other groups.

In the 2007 NSMHWB, respondents were asked to rate their overall physical and mental health in two separate questions, with responses to both questions categorised as above.