Sentence examples for questions evolved from inspiring English sources

Many of the final questions evolved through a process of modification and combination as the workshop progressed.

Questions evolved after each round of data collection based on emergent themes that were discovered during early analysis.

For example, when examining service quality the first question was open ended and allowed a great deal of scope for respondents: "What would you say are the important things to your company about the quality of the service delivered?" Thus, the questions evolved based on literature and modified accordingly that is most suitable in the cloud computing context.

Some questions evolved from a previous KAP (knowledge, attitude and practice) study on class six students and focus group discussions with teachers and dentists in Karachi (unpublished data).

Questions evolved as recruitment and interviewing progressed, with subsequent interviews becoming more specific in order to help the development of provisional ideas and theories.

These questions evolve in parallel with issues with marketing generally – like the quasi-surveillance tactics used by internet advertisers.

Are today's complex research questions evolving now where we need stable teams?

The payments in question evolved out of the unusually close relationship between Bertelsmann and America Online before it acquired Time Warner.

The election mechanism, when considered in light of the history in which the policy in question evolved, reflects a device the district put in place that determines whether religious messages will be delivered at home football games.

My question evolved – what do Forbes readers, largely business and tech-minded people want to know?

And in 2010, the question evolved: "Why isn't all enterprise software like Facebook?" This week we will have the answer to that question in our hands with the iPad.