Sentence examples for useful questions to ask from inspiring English sources

You can find an example of useful questions to ask here, and Qualtrics software is an extremely useful tool to generate and distribute feedback forms online.

No, the useful questions to ask are: "Is climate change making these events more likely to occur?" and "Is it increasing the intensity, duration and consequences of these events?" Let's take a look at these questions of "attribution to climate change" in light of the Yarnell wildfire.

At the end of the education session, GPs were asked to evaluate three specific elements of the video on a five-point rating scale: key information on FEP, useful questions to ask during consultations, and personal confidence in detecting FEP.

A booklet summarising the content of the video and a two-sided laminated 'tip' sheet on FEP symptoms and useful questions to ask patients were also given to all intervention group GPs.

The majority of GPs who participated in the video training agreed or strongly agreed that the video helped them to identify key information to assist their consultations (89%), highlighted useful questions to ask patients (81%), and would improve their confidence in their ability to detect FEP (66%).

That's a more useful question to ask really".

When parents are researching schools a useful question to ask is the amount of debt that an institution has.

Perhaps the more useful question to ask is why the products of top law schools and journalism schools who are interested in teaching future generations are disproportionately Democrats.

It is a useful question to ask what Mr Snowden should have done to have been judged a genuine whistle-blower.

Whether you are better off today than in 2009 may not be the most useful question to ask about an economy emerging from its most severe downturn in 80 years.

Maybe a more useful question to ask ourselves is: what does this painful process serve?