Sentence examples for same type of questions from inspiring English sources

Now that the "question" is written as a relation, we can have several different natural language templates for each type of relation so that students would not get bored when they were answering the same type of questions multiple times.

The questions Ardern has faced since becoming party leader have sparked outrage in New Zealand, with many pointing out that male politicians do not face the same type of questions.

Many students reading this will recognise the same type of question coming their way right now: "What do you want to study at university?" Again, as if there is one pre-ordained course just waiting for you.

The same type of question often comes up in regards to salary negotiation.

Mayer says that same type of question was the "bane of her existence" from 1999 to 2004, when for five years, everyone outside of Google had asked her how the company was going to make money from search.

It is too bad that someone with stars on his shoulders at GM didn't gather the VUE design team together and ask the same type of question that 1980s Ford head Don Petersen Don Petersen asked about an early Taurus prototype: Do you want this car in your driveway?

However, in future studies, it will have to be compared to other distance measures addressing the same type of question.

In general each trial is addressing essentially the same type of question (tumour response) but in a wide variety of disease, patient types and in combination therapies.

Most importantly, this question has been difficult to ask in the past with only one of three trials asking the same type of question successfully completing accrual in rectal cancer.

"Viewers of 'Crime Stories' came away with the same types of questions," said Art Bell, Court TV's executive vice president for programming and marketing.

They stress that they have made sure that the same types of questions are asked in both cases, and contend that adaptive tests are more efficient than traditional paper tests in determining a person's ability.