Sentence examples for questions closed from inspiring English sources

The following data-collection techniques were used: surveys, open questions, closed questions, and dichotomous questions.

Mr Salmond – who, based on audience reaction, probably lost the debate because of the currency questions – closed the contest saying the vote was "our moment, let's take it".

Keep the criteria tight, concentrate on key competencies relating to a person's job, keep questions closed and concise, and don't have too many of them.

The specific verbal behaviors included in the count are: Giving Information, MI Adherent statements, MI Non-Adherent statements, Questions (Closed vs. Open) and Reflections (Simple vs. Complex).

A range of different formats has been used including open-ended questions, closed questions ('take it or leave it') and the bidding game (Russell et al. 1995; Klose 1999; Smith 2000), but there is no consensus regarding a gold standard for WTP elicitation in the literature (Klose 1999; Onwujekwe 2004).

A series of rhetorical questions closes that epistle's Chapter 8: What shall we then say to these things?

Nor is the question closed.

It's too easy to liquidate a few functionaries and consider the question closed".

Even regular reporters noticed that the factory in question closed under, yes, George W. Bush — a fact Romney failed to mention, although his campaign scrambled to cover for him afterwards.

The questionnaire consisted of 43 questions (39 closed questions and 4 open questions).

"Without question, closing Rikers would serve to advance justice and human rights in New York City.