Sentences with phrase «sensible questions»

To make a good impression you need to have conversations with recruiters that show you've researched the organisation and ask sensible questions about the opportunities on offer.

Ask plenty of sensible questions to you and try to derive answers for it.

I'd recommend asking sensible questions and to ensure that the company actively encourages training; it's essential to keep up to date in this field.

Now, there are sensible questions about whether NAEP «proficiency» may be too ambitious to be a universal expectation, but my takeaway from these results is that we still have a long way to go — even in states that are doing relatively well.

If Christians are afraid of dialogue about serious & sensible questions from athiests than are they really much different than the Taliban.

They have not yet realised that the only sensible question to ask is: «How do you minimise the harms which emerge when people do drugs?»

A very sensible question and here's our answer in...

On August 28 I read a post called Sensible Questions on Climate Sensitivity on the Real Climate blog.

You ask sensible questions, and I spend a large amount of time explaining, and you reply with a stupid «but..

It's a sensible question to ask.

This is a sensible question... to an employee.

Sensible question.

Some will doubtless be using the conference to ask the sensible question about why the party didn't do better at the general election.

«We want an overall majority, we don't want to be having a coalition with anybody because we want to be in an overall majority... It's not a sensible question: it's put forward by the Tories, who want to talk up the SNP because they don't think they can talk up their own record and it's put up by the SNP because they know people in Scotland hate the Tories, justifiably.

«Any sensible question you can ask about the call metadata would be answered in a fraction of a second by five - year - old supercomputers,» says cryptographer Daniel Bernstein from the University of Illinois, Chicago.

He kept regular contact in the run up to the weekend, and asked sensible questions, trying to help us with planning our stay.

This is a sensible question — you can't get your book into the hands of a reviewer unless that reviewer is pitched.

David Doniger of the Natural Resources Defense Council, asked a sensible question in a blog item on the conflicting arithmetic: «If California's standards are weaker, then why are the car companies so opposed to them?»

In fact, a reasonable person can immediately challenge it by asking the sensible question — «well, how has the climate managed to avoid a nudge (and resulting crash) for hundreds of millions of years?»

I think you are having trouble climbing that first step of even understanding what the AGW theory says, let alone being able to formulate a sensible question about it.

At 17:55 GMT, in the wake of Mann's counterattack, Severinghaus backed off, even apologizing for asking such a sensible question.

It's a sensible question.

Be courteous towards any staff you meet, listen to what's being said, show enthusiasm and ask sensible questions; this is a great opportunity to learn more about the business.

A candidate sure has all rights to ask sensible questions to the interviewer about the company and the job position.

For this reason, ask sensible questions to know about your intern duties and find out whether the program will be a productive (and rewarding) one or not.

Curious people read, ask sensible questions, and engage in meaningful talks.

It's a sensible question and certainly one that should be asked about any form of divorce you choose.

You can't expect to get a sensible answer unless you ask a sensible question.