Sentence examples for phrasing of a question from inspiring English sources

Ray said even the person who had called him agreed that the phrasing of a question about whether Muslims were responsible or not responsible for the lack of integration "wasn't correct".

John Lanchester summed it up well in his phrasing of a question increasingly asked in Germany: "Why [should] Germans work until 69 to fund the retirement of Greek public-sector workers who (supposedly) knock off at 55?" Germans have, of course, been through this once in recent years.

One illustration of this is the way the phrasing of a question can significantly change the answer.

What a volunteer says and does in a research lab may be altered not only by the lab environment or the phrasing of a question, but by who the experimenters are and how they behave.

Only Trebek knows the answers, and at some point, he's going to have to form them in a phrase of a question.

Whereas phrasing of a closed question might influence the response, open-ended question may more freely elicit patients' true feelings.

Government statisticians were keen, but they were stymied by the difficulties of phrasing a question that would neither offend people nor leave them in the dark about what was being asked.

Given the phrasing of the question, a VAS score of 50 indicates indifference concerning satisfaction and lack of change in function.

Broad phrasing of the question elicited a varied range of participant responses which may reduce representativeness, validity and interpretation, and recall and response bias may be present.

The phrasing of the question is an attempt to evade this bias.

For each phrasing of the question I got a puzzled look and the same answer: The EV-DO card plugs into the PC card slot, so it can't be plugged into a desktop at the same time.