Sentence examples for only a single question from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama got only a single question about it at his news conference on Tuesday — after talking about Medicare, Mr. Akin's comments and Mr. Romney's tax returns — and he deflected it by suggesting that it was up to Republicans in Congress to act on his proposals to help homeowners and address the budget standoff.

After displaying each web page screenshot, the screen displayed (with equal probability) one of two questions: "Was an ad was present?" or "Where was the menu?" The participant answered only a single question per trial.

Instead, Mr. Obama allowed only a single question from the American news media, calling on a reporter from Univision, making it unlikely that he would be asked about Tuesday's anti-incumbent election results.

A TQ is also a PROM but a special case, as in contrast to most instruments that cover one or more domains with multiple questions, TQs contain only a single question asking if a patient has improved or deteriorated since beginning treatment [ 6].

Owing to the limited interview time, the KORA-Age study only used a single question to assess outpatient services.

We conclude that even though we only used a single question we very likely captured the core concept.

The main weakness of the study is that it did not measure trust objectively and only asked a single question on whether they trust the doctor.

Similarly, the VPHS only contained a single question pertaining to food insecurity and did not collect any information on coping strategies; such as, the use of food banks and the rationing of food.

At CCB, students work with power saws, cook large meals, and are dropped alone in unfamiliar parts of Denver, expected to find their way home by only asking one person a single question, without the aid of a smartphone.

Given that large surveys may only have space for a single question about the presence of unmet healthcare needs, one alternative would be to conduct analyses that take into account language spoken at home, recency of immigration, and ethnicity.

We were only able to insert a single question on this test with the instructors' permission due to the length of the exam; we selected question 4 from our Poiseuille assessment, because it was the most specific question and contained both computational and conceptual aspects.