Sentence examples for respondents about whether from inspiring English sources
Gallup asks respondents about whether they think members of different income groups are paying "their fair share in federal taxes, paying too much or paying too little".
Question 6 asked respondents about whether their parents are immigrants from rural areas to urban city or not.
Each survey asked respondents about whether the respondent's most recent partner had: slapped her; twisted her arm or pulled her hair; pushed or shaken her, or thrown something at her; punched her with his fist or with something that could hurt her; try to choke or burn her on purpose; threatened or attacked her with a weapon.
In Zambia there were mixed views from respondents about whether in practice planning was top-down (from the NAC to the district level) or bottom-up.
In a recent survey of board members from all Victorian health services, 24 we queried respondents about whether their boards were undertaking each of 15 specific quality-related activities (eg, board regularly reviews a quality dashboard).
The first part of the question asked respondents about whether they had noticed advertising of cigarettes and/or tobacco products in the last six months, and the source(s) of these advertisements.
Respondents' beliefs about whether alcohol was a factor in their index offence, i.e. the reason for their current prison admission, were explored during supplementary questioning.
Closed questions test recognition of symptoms and avoid recall problems, but are potentially biased by the respondents' expectation about whether the signs listed are likely to be valid, and encourage guessing.
The survey, which has been disseminated by a number of universities around the world, did not ask respondents about their sexuality, nor whether they identify as disabled.
Around 25% (3 respondents) of respondents were confused about whether P-drugs were for a disease or a patient.
In a survey it began conducting last month, Pew for the first time asked gun-owning respondents "whether they enjoy having guns, whether they feel uncomfortable about them, and whether they feel safer for having them," Mr. Dimock said.
