Sentence examples for qualifying question from inspiring English sources

When his book The End of History and the Last Man appeared three years later, the qualifying question mark was gone.

For the serve as a qualifying question, the researcher would ask respondents whether they are familiar with a revolving credit facility.

They must also contend with the heavy cultural loading of some "Millionaire" qualifying questions, which tend to deal with the cultural interests of the upper middle class, like knowing the names of architects.

If the quotient was below 0.2 for all existing qualified questions and the candidate passed the other two measures as well, it would be added to the list of qualified questions.

She phones in daily to take the "Millionaire" test, but she's been stymied by the qualifying questions.

About 2,000 voters signed the recall petitions, easily qualifying the question for a special election ballot.

Mourinho said: "To qualify the question I would use some unpolite words.

Now, two days before his 79th birthday, in the sun-drenched living room of his redbrick house in Provincetown, Cape Cod, with its breathtaking view of sand dunes and the glistening Atlantic beyond, he hurriedly qualifies the question: "Coffee or tea?" Mailer shares the house with his sixth wife, Norris, a painter and writer, though he has lived here with several of the others.

In perennially sensitive debates about topics like race, sex, feminism or sexual assault, one participant, usually of a certain privileged status, brings up an opinion that goes against the grain, qualifies the question or challenges the conventional wisdom.

The interviews were conducted in Swedish and started off from a semi-structured guide with nine main questions with the possibility of qualifying follow-up questions, depending on the course of the interview (Additional file 1).

He qualified and questioned and hedged as a matter of habit.