Sentence examples for restricted answers from inspiring English sources

Instead of asking students to answer pre-determined questions with restricted answers, Rost (2011) indicates that teachers can encourage second or foreign language learners to give informational facts, express opinions or viewpoints based on what was heard.

We restricted answers to Yes/No for the third question regarding recommendation because a clinician must make the decision to either recommend or not recommend treatment (e.g. unsure would mean that treatment is not recommended).

The authors assumed that restricted answering time leads to a limited recognition of relevant information.

To restrict answers to the sphere of the family and faith community is not possible in a liberal democratic society.

"During the first minute I thought Oprah did terrifically well when she restricted the answers to 'yes' and 'no', but after that it was downhill and by the end of it I was extremely frustrated and disappointed.

You are restricted to answering specific questions, and the less said the better so you don't incriminate yourself.

The respondents were restricted to answering only items that addressed topics they had 'actually experienced' at their current facilities ever before.

Note that if the call was restricted, consider answering it.

Vitor Pereira, coach of Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahly, lost his cool with the club's media officer, who tried to restrict his answers during a heated press conference.

The Illumio software uses a reverse auction model to restrict the answer to the best expert.

The analysis was restricted to individuals answering that they were of a single, rather than multiple, racial backgrounds.