Sentence examples for questions on the theme from inspiring English sources

Yet his own analysis of United's hopes, following on from the dismal 2-1 defeat in Denmark last Thursday, was not entirely in keeping with what might have been expected for a manager of this club – in particular to questions on the theme of whether his team should still ease past Midtjylland and, if not, were risking full-on humiliation.

As each man competed to herald Suárez's dental strike as the end of civilisation as we knew it, the Sky anchorman duly ramped up the outrage with a series of questions on the theme of "how bad was that?" Very bad, it turned out, the worst thing ever until the new worst thing comes along, which you will almost certainly be able to see live and in HD on Sky Sports.

Sanders was also questioned on the theme of sexism on Sunday morning.

Andrew Neil (one of several journalists to pose questions on this theme) asked why the Lib Dems wanted to cut the City down to size "given that it is one of Britain's few success stories".

We employed non-probability sampling considering the sensitive questions on the study theme.

However, it could also be argued that setting questions within themes puts the test at risk of a breach of the local independence assumption, in that responses to questions on the same theme may be locally dependent.

Follow-up questions on that theme were then asked.

We used thematic analyses of the CFGs to inform the content of the SOHO-5 and included questions on all the themes that emerged from these discussions with parents, thereby ensuring that all relevant aspects of oral health related quality of life for that age were explored.

Also the interviewer directed questions on the different themes to the less expressive participants during the interviews to compensate for increased weight of more dominant focus group members.

The service-users' interview consisted of open questions on the following themes: a) general information on the conditions under which the diagnosis was suspected and confirmed; b) current utilization of healthcare services and reasons; c) experiences of the SHC transition program if any; and d) recommendations for improving the transition program.

We developed survey questions based on the themes of PCP expectations about the impact on their practice and PCP and patient attitudes about benefits and risks of OpenNotes.