Sentence examples for question which took from inspiring English sources

The novel in question, which took Mailer ten years to write, was "Ancient Evenings".

Mr. Murdoch said he did not recall the lunch in question, which took place at Chequers, the country estate of the British prime minister.

Wireless Generation has absolutely no involvement in the events in question – which took place years before the transaction with News Corp. Wireless Generation is an independent subsidiary and does not share student data with News Corp. or any other News Corp. subsidiary or entity.

The more accessibility, strength and stability in attitudes and responses tend to quicker reaction to the question, which take fewer time for the respondents, whereas less accessibility, strength, stability in respondent's attitudes bring them greater deal of time (Bassili and Krosnick 2000; Fazio 1990).

This potential is evident in the ATP essay question, which takes two ideas that are typically segregated by course and asks students to connect them.

Overall, the baseline assessment consisted of 44 questions, which took less than 15 minutes to complete.

The survey consisted of 23 questions, which took some 20 min to complete.

The method for Series 1 had required the researchers to ask the subjects questions, which took a lot of time and created the possibility of biasing subjects because of the way in which questions were asked.

To do so, eligible participants were directed to a secure URL to access the survey that comprised a series of multiple-choice, closed-ended and free-text questions, which took approximately 12 15 min to complete.

IN A referendum on July 18th, more Bolivian voters answered yes than no to five convoluted questions which, taken together, empower the government to exert greater control over the export and sale of the country's vast oil and gas wealth.

The hotline means quick, precise answers for precise questions which takes only little time from the teacher.