Sentence examples for a string of surveys from inspiring English sources

The latest in a string of surveys showing a rising vote share for the nationalists put the party on 54 per cent, nearly three times the vote share it achieved in 2010.

In a string of surveys between 1991 and 1996, nearly 17% of men said they had ever paid for or received payment for sex; that fell to 13.2% between 2006 and 2012.

Knightley said a string of business surveys sugested hiring intentions had weakened substantially in the period after the referendum on 23 June.

Britain's economy is losing momentum, knocked by weaker household spending and worries about the global outlook, according to the latest in a string of downbeat business surveys.

The alliance said it uncovered a string of problems in a survey of 4,450 workers at nine Indonesian factories.

It said the survey backed up a string of votes across the organisation's regional and national committees in favour of continued membership.

He surveys the page not as a string of words, but as a field: not a river, but a becalmed sea.

The Washington Post/ABC survey is just the latest in a string of dispiriting poll numbers for Obama.

They were surveying a well-known fossil site when Fanti noticed a string of vertebrae peeking out of a coffin-size boulder, Bell told LiveScience.

Ford broke a string of quality improvements in 2011 as problems with a touch-screen system translated to poor ratings in a number of surveys.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.