Sentence examples for questions to elicit from inspiring English sources

Essential areas of questioning are listed with more detailed questions to elicit further information when necessary.

You need only ask enough questions to elicit which one.

Kana's software uses several basic questions to elicit some information about each buyer.

While the Next IT voice technology depends on typed questions to elicit oral responses, the field is evolving.

A prosecutor, Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi, had to ask him at least half a dozen questions to elicit an acceptable identification of the defendants.

Instead, police were trained to ask open-ended questions to elicit the whole story, and then go back over the details in a variety of ways to find inconsistencies.

More mischief comes from Simplicio (Randy Reyes), Salviati (Michelle Rios) and Sagredo (Ms. Maddow), three characters from one of Galileo's books who ask dumb questions to elicit smart answers.

"You need your partners to be able to ask the right questions, to elicit the information they need to give you their best service or product," said Jakob Nielsen, a principal of the Nielsen Norman Group, a Silicon Valley company that specializes in making the Internet easier to use.

Questions to elicit and evaluate integrity and character.

Interventions: Two questions to elicit the personal qualities that were considered important in a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician.

The final assessment was a skills-based interview where the soft skills specialist asks questions to elicit examples of leadership, teamwork and overcoming obstacles.