Sentence examples for Make a survey from inspiring English sources

Make a survey : No matter what business you're starting, you need to have a detailed understanding of that business.

Make a survey form and drop box visible and accessible to customers who are shopping in your store or visiting your office.

"In order for us to do that, we said, O.K., we have to send people out to make a survey of households," Mr. de Mul said.

If you live within 50 miles of a mover's place of business, he said, the mover must visit your house, make a survey of what you want to move and provide a written estimate.

The New Yorker, October 29 , 1949P. 19 Some silversmiths were afraid that not enough jewelry was being sold in America, so they hired a firm to make a survey & find out what's wrong.

In 1773 James Watt was employed by the British government to make a survey for such a canal, which would link together a chain of freshwater lakes including Lochs Ness, Oich, and Lochy.

He's making a survey for the purpose of making passengers enjoy their trips more.

Half a century later, an engineer named Diego de Mercado made a survey.

Such elasticity also makes a survey like this one hard to pull off.

"Pardon us, but we're making a survey for our history class.

In 1957 they spent nearly a year in E. Africa making a survey of the animals & working on a documentary film.