All of this information should be available in the faculty handbook, but you may need to probe for details about how the policies actually work.
One-by-one, Sharks probe for details of the business then either decline to invest ('I'm out'), or make a counter-offer.
The interviews were conducted by a field supervisor with extensive experience in community engagement, training on interviewer ethics, probing for detail and efficient management of the discussions.
The questions were repeated, with the interviewer probing for detail until the patient's story of enrolling in TB treatment was completed.
For example, vague statements like "I learn differently for long questions and multiple choice questions" were probed for detail about what respondents did differently in the two situations and why they did so.
When he probed for details, she told him not to worry about it and admonished him to stay inside.
Nearly a century later an adolescent probing for details from the daughter of a survivor was primly told, "Miss Molly, we do not mention this in Nantucket.
For the past two weeks, judges and lawyers in the trial of a Khmer Rouge prison chief have probed for details about the suffering of victims of a regime that caused the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million people between 1975 and 1979.
Probing for details about the company's rate structure, Nolan unsettles the accountant with an outrageously false statement: "So your profit margin is 40% to 50%." Nothing like that, the accountant corrects him, and discloses a more accurate figure.
Despite legislation in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, there are also times when candidates are probed for details about their marital status or whether they are planning to start a family soon, or they are asked other inappropriate questions.
