Sentence examples for annual questionnaire from inspiring English sources
The British Crime Survey (BCS), an official annual questionnaire, suggests that violent crime has fallen dramatically in recent years.
While the number of suppliers responding to Tacon's annual questionnaire doubled this year, the regulator admitted she was still not happy with the number of people coming forward to complain.
Despite that, 70% of the 1,141 suppliers who responded to the regulator's annual questionnaire about the code said they had experienced at least one related issue in the past year.
Its 2011 annual questionnaire drew 960,000 responses, more than double those in 2001, and included reports on the respondents' 1.4 million vehicles.
From Mr. Molony, here is the breakdown of home sales by use for 2003-11, from a separate, annual questionnaire filled out by about 2,000 home buyers each year.
UCS reports that, even though CDP sent its annual questionnaire to 44 of the companies that are board members of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, only one company (UPS) disclosed that board membership.
The A-List, Campaign magazine's annual, questionnaire-based guide to advertising and marketing's big cheeses, rarely fails to produce the goods and in the latest edition Monkey's favourite contributor is outspoken CHI & Partners boss Johnny Hornby.
The participants filled out annual questionnaires to monitor the pill taking, adverse effects and cataract formation.
The annual questionnaires that many elementary schools, including some in Greenwich, send out about preferred teaching styles can be tools of subversion; by listing their specifications, crafty parents can choose an individual teacher without ever naming names.
From age 14 their children were given annual questionnaires, and asked if they had engaged in sexual intercourse yet.What the researchers wanted to know was whether the age at which a young person first had sex was something that ran in the family regardless of whether the father had been around or not.
Return of annual questionnaires.
