Sentence examples for questions to describe from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year Ed Miliband used the word omnishambles in prime minister's questions to describe the government's budget.

Although scholars have proposed various solutions and models for some important questions to describe the electrical conductivity mechanism in rocks (Chelidze and Gueguen 1999; Chelidze et al. 1999; Asami 2002), it is increasingly difficult to accurately determine fluid types and calculate the saturation of hydrocarbon.

Osterwalder and his team created the Business Model Canvas, a very pragmatic and visual business tool that allows companies to address nine important questions to describe the business model.

All studies were scored for methodological quality using the Jadad scale[20], with additional questions to describe allocation concealment, blinding, and whether an intention-to-treat analysis was described.

Veterans were asked, using open-ended questions, to describe what happened when they may have had TBI.

Participants were asked four questions – to describe their understanding of IKT, IKT activities in which they were involved, challenges of IKT, and recommendations for how it could be promoted and enabled.

Students were also asked the open ended question, to describe ways in which adjusting the teaching of neuroscience and neurology could help improve the situation.

Set up an agenda and be ready to ask questions and to describe your work since the last session, says Debra Benton, an executive coach in Fort Collins, Colo., and author of "C.E.O.

At the end of the day, write down your answer to, "How satisfied are you with your life?" keeping in mind the questions used to describe life satisfaction above.

These included questions intended to describe surgical outreach; patient fees and transport; and support personnel in the fixed facilities.

Although they include attitudinal aspects, the intent of the questions were to describe the availability of support and thus, were coded to the E3 chapter level.