Sentence examples for The tns from inspiring English sources
noun
Abbreviation of telephone number
The TNS survey said that, including "don't know" responses, 41% of Scots would vote for independence against 47% who would not.
The TNS data ranked the big four over Christmas, with Morrisons top, showing 12.8% sales growth in the four weeks to 27 December, followed by Sainsbury's and Tesco, up 8.6% and 8% respectively.
The TNS poll gives the SNP a 10-point lead over Scottish Labour among those certain to vote, at 41% against 31%, putting nearly half of the 41 Westminster seats won by Scottish Labour in 2010 at risk.
"The TNS is the wild heart of the Congo Basin Rainforest.
The TNS is a composite score of eight categories.
The TNs were randomly sampled from the set of transcripts remaining when subtracting the TPs from all transcripts.
The TNS Sofres/ Unilogsurvey gave him 10percentt support among voters.
* Mark Kristol was named chief operating officer at the TNS Media Intelligence/Entertainment Services Group, Los Angeles, a new unit of the TNS Media Intelligence/CMR division of Taylor Nelson Sofres.
In 2007, the last full year for which information is available, spending in major media for Snickers ads totaled $46.1 million, according to the TNS Media Intelligence unit of WPP, compared with $41 million in 2006.
Another research group, the TNS Media Intelligence/CMR unit of Taylor Nelson Sofres, reported that Internet advertising totaled $1.5 billion in the first quarter of 2003, up from $1.4 billion in the same period last year.
Data released last week by another ad-tracking service, the TNS Media Intelligence division of Taylor Nelson Sofres, showed that online ad spending last year rose 17.3percentt from 2005.
