Sentence examples for recipient question from inspiring English sources

I will perform a serviceable but unremarkable job, more than sufficient, with the flavor illicitness adds, to satisfy, but unlikely to make the recipient question his or her current relationship.

Most donors were content with the way they received information about the death of their recipient (Question 3).

In the published checklist, the recipient question stated 'Is it clear who is receiving the intervention?' and 'Do you know all that you need to about the patients?

Furthermore, we asked how well donors felt informed prior to the donation about the possibility that their recipients could die (Question 2) and if they would donate again for another recipient (Question 9).

However, School Minister Nick Gibb cited research in which 90% of EMA recipients questioned said they would stay in education even if they did not receive the allowance.

The word is that generic advice on important matters, news of improbable scientific breakthroughs and discoveries, dubious fiats on the subject of maintaining optimum bodily health -- essentially any amorphously authoritative declaration whatsoever -- can be treated as gospel by the intended recipient, no question about it.

Aside from the recipients, few question the need to amend the pension scheme for state employees, who enjoyed some of the most generous payouts in the world.

The Americans became the Nets by the next season, and 45 years later Turetzky sat in the interview room at Barclays Center, the recipient of questions lobbed by Mikhail D. Prokhorov, the Nets owner.

In addition, the writers were observed to build relationships by allowing the recipients to question the 'truthfulness' of their propositions by the adoption of a personal, subjective discourse stance.

[Davis] questioned why McCain is characterizing the phone drive as an attempt to engage in push polling...Davis said the 45-second calls use a special technology that provides a different automated message, depending on how the recipient answers questions.

Text messages can also be an insufficient source of information and fail to clarify the recipient's questions.