Sentence examples for wording the question from inspiring English sources

If I try again, wording the question more craftily to get beyond a one-word answer, I may get a sentence, and then, it's not always complete.

Wording the question this way changed the focus of whose behaviour we were asking about (and reduced the specificity of the Action), potentially introducing some non-reporting of statin use that reflected patient non-compliance and/or recall bias.

National surveillance studies of unmarried youth beginning in 2004 asked about engagement in transactional sex, wording the question as follows: "Have you ever received gifts or money in exchange for sex?" In many parts of Madagascar, this exchange is implicit among a normative set of prescriptions in sexual relationships.

Wording the question in this manner presents the speaker with a need to respond directly to your lack of grasping something.

Just as bench research does, survey-based research profits from technique being refined, including increased precision in wording the questions.

Although some difference in wording, the questions also covered the same seasonal period, hence, making them comparable in this regard.

Opera composers often begin with other people's words; the question is, who will be boss?

In other words, the question is whether we'll stop being insane.

In other words, the question is no longer only, are new members ready; it is also are old ones prepared?

In other words, the question about the cloud will not be why, but why not?

Additionally, we tried not to word the question in a way that it suggested that the behaviour was rather common.