Sentence examples for questionnaire asking for from inspiring English sources

At the top, I see the Beta sign, and when I click on it, it takes me to a questionnaire asking for my view of the site.

Attached to the letter was a 39-point questionnaire asking for detailed explanations of how Italy intended to maintain its promises, a survey that exposed the vagaries of the Italian pledges to European authorities.

Last fall Mr. Stevens moved to New York from Chicago, and to get his geographical bearings he plotted a map of every record shop in Manhattan and vowed to bring to each a questionnaire asking for every clerk's favorite scream and why.

Before starting with the onsite data collection we developed a questionnaire, asking for information on throughputs of various inputs and outputs.

Each year, SSA uses a profiling model controlling for various demographic and programmatic characteristics to determine whether to send a case through the full medical review (FMR) process (known as a "direct release") or to mail the beneficiary a questionnaire asking for more information (known as a "mailer").

Earlier this month, the transition team sent the Department of Energy a questionnaire asking for a list of all employees and contractors who worked on initiatives related to climate change and attended United Nations meetings to tackle the issue.

Mr. Ilg's lengthy questionnaire asked for my athletic resume and goals, physical stats, hours available for training, even what I ate yesterday.

The questionnaire asked for the number of people employed, the total number of hours they worked, winding up with the question: "Place where those reported on above are employed".

The questionnaire asks for local views on premarital cohabitation, birth control and gay marriage.

The questionnaire asks for basic information about the size of typical training sets, the time models typically take to train, your favored platforms for training models and the hardware you regularly use.

The TEDS-M future teacher questionnaire asked for such opportunities to learn (OTL) through eight different items that contributed to a Rasch score included in the final dataset (Tatto et al., 2012).