The "gun control or gun rights" question dates back decades and I understand the need for consistent question wording to track changes in opinion over time.
Thank the person for the insight and ask more decision inducing or consistent question.
Unfortunately, no trendline exists to measure changes in public opinion on the minimum wage; that is, no single consistent question wording has been used to gauge accurately changes in public sentiment on the issue.
At the beginning of what the campaign described as a round-the-clock blitz, and on the day after his final debate, Mr. Obama tried to address what polling has shown is a consistent question among voters: What kind of agenda does he have for a second term?
It's been a consistent question from Lakers fans.
However, even when consistent question wording is maintained across modes there will still be variation in how the survey approach is appraised psychologically by respondents.
However, as many as half a million civilians may have lost their lives on the ground in Germany during the war, and there have been consistent questions about the extent and type of bombing raids carried out towards the end of the war, when Germany was already in a weakened state, particularly the concerted attack on Dresden.
"Almost since the day I came to Rangers, we've been operating in an environment where there have been consistent questions about the financial stability of the club," he told the convention, according to the club website.
The evaluation team conducted in-person interviews with clubhouse staff who implemented the curriculum using a semi-structured (i.e., consistent questions with primarily open-ended response formats) interview protocol.
Smart companies prepare candidates, ask consistent questions, and have done away with "gotcha" questions to trip up interviewees.
