Sentence examples for range question from inspiring English sources

When asking a range question, use the numbers 1 to 5. If there are too many options to consider, a respondent may get confused or forget what the other options were.

This broad range questions the basic assumption that the annual substitution rate was 3%.

Now that's what I call a long-range question.

The more important long-range question is twofold.

The long-range question facing Romney and the Republican Party is whether the ultra conservative primary electorate has pushed presidential candidates past the point of no return.

A long-range question for New York is whether the book will discourage able people from wanting to work for or with the Koch administration for fear of what Koch might say about them.

The longer-range question is whether defenders will have even less chance of bringing a receiver down in the open field because of the recent crackdown on hits to the head.

These are long-range questions on a day traditionally reserved for declarations of joy and optimism.

It has also raised long-range questions about whether this city encircled by bayous must rethink its readiness for huge amounts of rainfall.

We agree with PR people that as well as talking about a new movie for a while we want to ask wider ranging questions on relatively serious topics, and we don't guarantee to run any answers in particular.

The last Medicare commission was created by law -- the 1997 Balanced Budget Act -- and it was essentially a way to push off some of the harder long-range questions about revenue and benefits to a panel of experts.