Sentence examples for question changing from inspiring English sources

But last week, as Christie speculation reached a fever pitch, attention to his corpulence hit critical mass, with the question changing from whether he was too overweight to win to whether he was so overweight that he didn't deserve to.

Without question, changing LA is a give-and-take with city agencies like LADOT challenged by all sides to make the streets into what each competing constituency wants them to be.

Following several interviews, the study team met and made changes to the instruments that included adding new questions, changing their order, revising existing questions, and changing the wording in Nepali versions of the instruments for selected questions to more fully realize the intent of the questions as drafted in English.

One simple edit in the drone questions –changing "US citizens" to "terrorists" – might have elicited a somewhat different answer.

Iranian officials seem to contradict themselves endlessly on these and countless other questions, changing their positions from one day to the next.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: Free trade begins at home; the time is wrong for tax cuts; that flurry of ballot questions; changing course (perhaps) on housing.

James Oddo, an incumbent from Staten Island who will serve as minority leader to the Council's Republicans -- four in all -- in particular questioned changing the process by which bills go to the floor for a vote.

In practice, much adapting of the outline schedules took place, with questions changing in response to themes that emerged from interviewees.

As an informal examination of test-retest validity, EFA of the cPHA questions that are in common with the iPHA questions yielded almost identical factoring with only two questions changing factor assignments (not shown).

A social network perspective may be helpful in answering this question by changing the focus of inquiry from behaviors to the relational characteristics of sexual and drug-injecting networks [ 6, 7].

Survey administrators said they used the language of the 1976 question without changing it in order to accurately detect changes in opinion.