Sentence examples for prompts 1 from inspiring English sources

Go back and underline a few of the most interesting parts of your responses from prompts 1 through 4. Use these underlined responses to craft a strong introduction.

After each of the first two videos, instructors responded to two written prompts: 1.

This interview used three simple questions as reflection prompts: (1) What went well? (2) What did not go so well?

To summarize, we used the following three value scenario prompts: 1. Random "imagine you are assessing a random archival document"   2.

The difficulty estimates of Prompts 1 to 4 varied from −1.35 to 1.52 (M = 0.00, SD = 1.08) on the logit scale, while participants varied substantially (Measure M = −2.46, SD = 9.51; this is not shown in Table 3).

From the website: "Please choose ONE of the two essay prompts: (1) From small, faculty-led classes to funded undergraduate research, the University of Richmond offers the benefits of both a liberal arts college and the opportunities and resources typically found in large research universities.

Press 1 for standard prompts, 2 for abbreviated prompts.

Chief justice's 13-page opinion prompts 31 pages of dissent from the court's liberals.

Mr. Purcell says that an ad that prompts 5 to 10 phone calls is effective in the current market.

Overlaps of these CIs indicate the following order of prompt difficulty, Prompt 2 > Prompt 1 > Prompts 3 and 4, with Prompt 2 being the most difficult prompt.

OBJECTIVE Eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD) prompts >2 million adult visits in the United States annually.