Sentence examples for conducted close to from inspiring English sources
Since 2009 we've conducted close to 500 innovation-related projects with about 100 large companies.
The tours are conducted close to terrain — in fact, that is usually the point, and the more rugged the terrain the better.
Under the stop-and-frisk program, the New York Police Department conducted close to 700,000 stops last year, up from about 97,000 in 2002.
After 20 years in the labour movement, I returned to school to earn an M.A. in oral history at Columbia University, which I completed in May 2015, and have conducted close to 100 oral history interviews since then.
The Cisco subcontractor conducting the sessions – aptly named PosiTeam – has conducted close to 100 days of trainings since 2011 – for 70 Palestinians from 24 different companies.
However, the tilt method could lead to incorrect results if measurements are conducted close to the geomagnetic equator when instability develops and plasma bubbles are created.
The excavation work is being carried out by three archaeologists and a group of 50 volunteers, with machinery removing surface materials before more delicate digging is conducted closer to the mirrors.
The recommendations made by the research firms included the hiring of surveyors from a broader range of ages (half of those who worked on Election Day were 34 or younger) and doing a better job training those pollsters and working with individual communities to ensure that interviews could be conducted closer to voting sites.
The model treats polls conducted closer to the election as more influential than earlier polls, so pollsters are not penalized for conducting early polls.
This week Fox News established that it would only allow candidates who are in the top 10, after the five polls conducted closest to the debate are tallied and averaged, to debate.
He averaged 15.9percentt support according to HuffPost Pollster, although the polls conducted closest to the primary showed him surging into the range of his 22.5percentt finish in the voting".
