Sentence examples for using the same question from inspiring English sources

The second line plots a balance using the same question from a monthly survey of consumers conducted by the European Commission.

Meanwhile, the December 2013 Washington Post-Kaiser Family Foundation survey of post-9/11 veterans found more negative views of the VA using the same question as Pew did: 58percentt rated the VA as only fair or poor in meeting veterans' needs, and 38percentt rated the VA as excellent or good.

In fall semester 2014, we employed a pre-/post-test design using the same question for the Avida-ED classroom (n = 39).

A similar poll carried out across the whole of Britain last year - using the same question - suggested 59% thought migrants should have to wait a year to use services.

The problem is not the concept of having an additional authorization token, such as mothers maiden name, that can be used to authenticate in addition to a password, the problem arises when it is relied on alone, when the answer is stored in the clear in account settings, and when users end up using the same question and answer combination on all of their accounts.

That's near the bottom of where's she's stood since the 2014 midterm elections, according to a series of YouGov/Economist polls using the same question and methodology.

Experienced members of the research team facilitated the focus group discussions (AK, DP) using the same questions to ensure consistency in questioning style.

Using the same questions in our study enables us to contribute to this ethical debate.

The benefit of using the same questions resides in the audience's growing familiarity with them.

Separate from the Harvard/Harris Poll, the Guardian asked its own readers about their perceptions of Facebook, using the same questions the social network asks its users.

In addition, the companies that publish commercial standardized tests also publish statewide assessment exams, sometimes using the same questions on both tests.