Sentence examples for To be surveys from inspiring English sources

Gino R. Partenza, owner of GRP Realty Inc. in Stamford, said that he had seen some interest, though mainly the inquiries seemed to be surveys by New York-based brokers to determine what was available.

Most skill assessments aren't formal standardized tests; they tend more to be surveys, card sorts, and checklists.

The general population studies tended to be surveys focused on usage, demographics and user preferences relevant to social media use for health-related purposes.

40 PREMs tend to be surveys that aim to capture patient experiences of care in a systematic way, although there are other methods of capturing experience that are more individualised and debates around the best ways to collect and use patient experience data.

Loneliness, which Emily Dickinson described as "the Horror not to be surveyed," is a quiet devastation.

"When playing in a public space now, children have to be surveyed at all times.

You began in the Home Counties and within seconds appeared to be surveying a lunar landscape.

In all, 14 of the 22 lead investigators we selected agreed to be surveyed.

He creates maps of land to be surveyed for agricultural use.

First, Manhattan had to be surveyed, a task that took years.

In a few of the oil sketches on wood panels, he seems to be surveying the terrain, researching a location.